Q&A with NDP candidate Andrea Dunlop
A Q&A with NDP candidate Andrea Dunlop
Category: News
Firefighter fall recruitment drive underway
If you have an interest in helping your community, are reasonably fit, and don’t mind a bit of training, you may want to become a firefighter.
Trees coming to Mount View Cemetery
The Mount View Cemetery at the crossroads will get some new trees.
Green’s Beauchesne wants climate action
Calvin Beauchesne’s passion for politics stems from his frustration with the lack of political action by current leaders to address the climate crisis.
Senior, 95, objects to cell tower location
Rogers Communications Inc. is in the midst of public consultation on a new cell phone tower in Invermere, and the move has sparked opposition from a local resident.
More money needed to raise Toby Creek dike
Local officials are applying for another grant to help pay for upgrades to the Toby Creek dike.
Northern lights fascinate residents
She thought it looked like a ‘dancing angel.’
Club requests funding boost for Whiteway
The Toby Creek Nordic Ski Club has requested a big jump in funding (from the RDEK) to continue maintaining the Lake Windermere Whiteway.
A-maze-ing cornfield for kids and adults
If you think corn mazes are for kids, well you’re right. Kids — small kids and big kids — love this maze. But so do grown-ups, teenagers, toddlers and grandparents.
Invermere residents continue STR fight
Short-term rentals (STRs) continue to generate plenty of attention in Invermere.
Council moves forward on housing project
The proposed Columbia Valley Metis Association (CVMA)-Metis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) affordable housing project in Invermere took another small step to becoming reality last week, although there are still many more steps to come.
Books for Kids campaign launching soon
As the leaves turn and the temperatures drop, the Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy (CBAL) is preparing to launch the 14th annual Books for Kids fundraising campaign.
School district raises new ECM flag
Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 held an “Every Child Matters” flag raising ceremony as part of their efforts to move forward in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action.
Radium gets another public art mural
The Village of Radium Hot Springs will soon get a second public art mural.
‘All Night Wrong’ film coming to valley
Lights, camera, action — the Columbia Valley is set to star on the silver screen once again.
Classic car show dazzles vintage lovers
They came, they shined, and they dazzled.
The truth of it all
Dozens of Columbia Valley residents supported National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Invermere on September 30.
New proprietor expands ‘sweet’ business
Life is pretty sweet these days for new Candyland owner Erik Bearden.
Funding cut woes for CVSAR
While Columbia Valley Search and Rescue (CVSAR) continues to save lives, it is struggling to find more space to operate amidst a 45 per cent funding cut.
Voters want change, says conservative
To be honest, Scott McInnis can go anywhere, but there’s nowhere else he’d rather be than Columbia River-Revelstoke in the upcoming provincial election.
