Masons present bursary to DTSS Climate Action Club
Columbia Lodge #38 is pleased to sponsor a series of group bursaries to public service student organizations at Windermere Zone schools.
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by Admin | Apr 19, 2024
Columbia Lodge #38 is pleased to sponsor a series of group bursaries to public service student organizations at Windermere Zone schools.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 19, 2024
Invermere’s main street has been in a sorry state for most of this spring. But it is finally set for a full repaving, not just having potholes refilled.
by Admin | Apr 18, 2024
On April 12 police received a report of a recycling dumpster being set on fire sometime overnight at David Thompson Secondary School.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 18, 2024
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors (LWA) last week added their voice to that of the Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) and the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce in calling on federal and provincial officials for an immediate-but-temporary moratorium to stop out-of-province watercraft from coming into British Columbia.
by Admin | Apr 16, 2024
A street sweeper caught fire in Timber Ridge on Monday night.
by Admin | Apr 15, 2024
The national vice-chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP), says the federal government is failing to meet its housing budget and policy for Indigenous Peoples across the country.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 14, 2024
Easter has come and gone, soccer season is just around the corner, and this year there’s a team here in Invermere for soccer players with intellectual disabilities.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 12, 2024
A local woman has been honoured for her commitment to making sure everyone gets a chance to ski.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 12, 2024
A public hearing on the District of Invermere’s proposed short-term rental (STR) regulations drew modest attendance last week.
by Admin | Apr 11, 2024
It is believed the two got into an altercation after one asked the other to put their dogs on a leash.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 11, 2024
A public hearing last week on a proposed development encompassing affordable housing and a Columbia Valley Métis Association (CVMA) office drew an enormous crowd that voiced strong opinions both for and against the plan.
by Admin | Apr 11, 2024
A second grass fire in fewer than eight days brought firefighters running (again) on April 10.
by Admin | Apr 10, 2024
?Akisq ? nuk First Nation has approved the construction of a new multi-purpose centre featuring a health clinic, new band hall, and renovated administration building.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 9, 2024
A local teen was on a ‘silver’ streak when he recently ended up with a podium finish at the Swim BC Winter Divisionals in Penticton.
by Lyonel Doherty | Apr 8, 2024
The Columbia Valley is a safer place to live thanks to Grade 10 students from David Thompson Secondary School (DTSS) and Open Doors.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 8, 2024
Invermere will get a new fire truck this year.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 5, 2024
Unmetered water rates will jump drastically in Invermere starting next year.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 5, 2024
Precious little can be done to get rid of whirling disease now that it’s arrived in the East Kootenay, but residents and visitors must remain extra vigilant to keep it from spreading any further and to keep out other invasive species.
by Steve Hubrecht | Apr 4, 2024
Planning consultants have completed a master plan to turn the Lake Windermere Resort (LWR) lands into Lakeside Waterfront Park.