A photo of a big cat outside Bosley’s by Pet Valu in downtown Invermere caused a bit of a buzz last week. Not just any cat, mind you, but a cougar that just happened to be sauntering down the sidewalk. But it sadly perished.
Stepping into the Fairmont Ski Shop is like stepping into a shrine.
Invermere residents got a chance to see some of the Kootenay-Columbia-Southern Rockies candidates (in the upcoming federal election) up close and personal during last week’s all-candidates forum.
Come to Kinsmen Beach on Saturday, April 26 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and receive gloves, buckets, and bags to collect litter in our public spaces. It’s all part of Earth Day.
A storm of public opinion swirled in Canal Flats recently after large rocks were placed along the western edge of the Canal Flats Frontage Road, blocking vehicle access to the Kootenay River.
To say that Invermere and District Hospital (IDH) is a busy place is an understatement.
Youngsters who love to rip the snowy slopes with their feet strapped into a single board instead of a pair of boards will have the chance to join a dedicated freestyle snowboard program next winter.
“I love it when the ewes come back with their babies. I give them extra attention because they’re the future.”
Construction on the new childcare facility near Eileen Madson Primary School in Invermere is expected to wrap up this fall.
I was quite concerned to see the Pioneer article published on March 6, citing Invermere council revisiting the decision about Rogers Communications Inc wanting to erect a 25-metre high monopole.
Green Party candidate Steven Maffioli is vying for your vote on April 28.
Incumbent MP Rob Morrison wants your vote again on April 28.
Residents living long term in Radium Hot Springs motels and hotels are expressing concern about their precarious housing situation and pushing back against stereotypes they feel are being unfairly thrust on them.
A Columbia Valley company’s homebuilding prowess was recently recognized with a Georgie Award.
An application is afoot to develop a ‘Glamping’ nature resort and five residential (one acre) lots in rural Wilmer.
Invermere council has changed direction once again on the proposed cell phone tower near the arena. The issue has gone back and forth, and now back again.
The 5th annual National Lake Blitz is now open for registration, and community members of all backgrounds are invited to take part in this effort to monitor lake health, with no experience necessary.
There really are angels that take “Flight.”
Meet independent candidate Jim Wiedrick.
Meet Liberal Party candidate Reggie Goldsbury.
