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Rockies win heart-stopping overtime
Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu said there is “no greater danger than underestimating your opponent.”
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Canal Flats to establish upgrade committee
The Village of Canal Flats will soon start looking for volunteers for its Civic Centre Upgrade Review Committee.
LLC honours local doctor
As an award-winning national non-profit founded in the Columbia Valley, local leadership has been instrumental in guiding Living Lakes Canada’s growth and deepening its impact.
Concerns raised about mitigation project
It happened to us. It could happen to you.
Heed the cry: Don’t drink and drive
One of the most profound tragedies in this region has caused an emotional ripple effect that will haunt many residents for years to come. But one can only hope this will serve as a stark reminder to others that their actions, even for a moment, can destroy lives forever.
Celebrating United Church 100th anniversary
This month marks the 100th anniversary of the United Church of Canada.
Bull Riding in the Rockies celebrates 25th
It was a great idea . . . one that grew and grew until the arena just couldn’t hold it anymore.
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Canal Flats to establish upgrade committee
The Village of Canal Flats will soon start looking for volunteers for its Civic Centre Upgrade Review Committee.
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MHP brings ‘Trib-N-Rib’ to Invermere
Imagine a concert with AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, and Santana —all in one epic night!
Commemorating liberation
This spring, approximately 80 pipers, drummers, and dancers from across British Columbia’s Interior and Vancouver Island embarked on a remarkable journey to the Netherlands.
Get growing with help from your local library
The snow has melted, the birds are singing, and the plants are starting to emerge from their winter slumber. Many of us are starting to feel the itch to get out into our gardens and start planting.
Beavers: a solution for drought resilience
Together, natural and man-made solutions offer a hopeful path forward for protecting the Columbia Valley’s watershed and the many species that rely on them.
Students step back in time with elders
Local students are taking trips back in time with Indigenous elders who are teaching them the old ways.
Thanks for wildlife arch
Thank you for the hard work you all are putting forth to protect the bighorn sheep and other animals that will use the path.
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Canal Flats to establish upgrade committee
The Village of Canal Flats will soon start looking for volunteers for its Civic Centre Upgrade Review Committee.
Sports
‘Clash of the Titans’ draws droves
The Clash of the Titans was once again a titanic success.
DTSS girls soccer team heading to provincials
A lot of pride is circulating in Invermere as the seniors girls soccer team from David Thompson Secondary School (DTSS) has earned a berth in the provincial championship.
Council meh on rehashing court use
Invermere council has no desire to change the sports court sharing schedule in town.
New caddie program at Eagle Ranch
The golf season has already begun in the Columbia Valley and Eagle Ranch Golf Resort is teeing up its new caddie program.
Community
Volunteers needed for nourishing neighbours
At Columbia Valley Food and Farm (CVFF), we’re excited to share a major step forward in our efforts to strengthen food security and reduce waste in the Columbia Valley.
Five tips for your spring garden in the valley
Spring in the Columbia Valley is a time of renewal and opportunity for gardeners.
Museum hires student
This month is a busy time at the museum as we get ready for the summer doing many behind the scenes tasks that need to be done by June 1.
Invermere legion donates $5K to Quilts of Valour
Quilts of Valour Canada is honoured to receive a generous $5,000 donation from Invermere Legion Branch 71.
Sports
Consider giving gift of life
My name is Jordan Dendy, and for the past 17 years I’ve been living with kidney disease and am currently on the transplant list waiting for a kidney.
Thank your local RCMP
Just think — if there were no criminals in the world, there would be no need for police officers to uphold the law and keep our streets safe. What a utopian society that would be.
Bill 15 gives government too much power
I won’t mince words. This provincial NDP government is out of control.
Reader wants ostriches saved
I am writing to implore you to review this family’s tragic situation.
Community
DTSS Soul Machine hits high notes
Soul Machine from DTSS is moving up in the jazz world.
DTSS theatre class to perform The Crucible
This year the David Thompson Secondary School (DTSS) senior theatre students have taken a turn for the serious with their class play, as they will be performing Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’ in a few weeks.
Invermere stop on Cree artist’s tour
Alberta-based Cree artist Jessica McMann is on tour and plans to stop in Invermere on May 27 to showcase her award-winning classical album ‘Prairie Dusk’.
Iconic rocker headlines music bash
Invermere is ready to rock this weekend when legendary musician Kim Mitchell takes the stage at the Mountain Music Bash.
