Orcas one-of-a-kind
Orcas, who are known as killer whales, might be known as dangerous due to their sharp teeth, but to Indigenous people they mean something more.
Category: Canada and World
Scientists plan to study huge rockfall in the Bugaboos
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com A huge, recent rockfall in the Columbia Valley’s...
Interior Health urges extreme caution as avalanche danger remains elevated
Submitted by Interior Health Interior Health is urging people to be prepared and extremely...
February is Black History Month
Celebrating Black Americans and Canadians By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter...
Nipika-Cross River trails named best in Canada
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com Columbia Valley nordic skiers love to boast –...
Big renovations begin for Radium Hot Springs pools
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com The federal government last week announced some...
Horsing around: The Canadian horse
Wild Files: It’s our Nature By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Horses run...
Horses of honour
Canadian war horses By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter As we appreciate our...
Going batty-Big brown bats
Wild Files: It’s Our Nature By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter ‘Tis...
Giving Thanks: History of Thanksgiving in Canada
By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter To start off the week many across the country...
Empowered, esteemed eagles
The Wild Files: It’s our Nature By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter...
Longest running sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II passed away at 96 on Sept.8
Receiving a letter on behalf of her majesty when turning 100: an honour and no small feat By Chadd...
Terry Fox and his fight for cancer research lives on
Invermere Terry Fox Run is back after a two-year hiatus By Chadd Cawson Local...
Pope Francis comes to Canada next week to speak to residential school survivors: There are mixed feelings about the Pope’s Itinerary.
By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Pope Francis will be in Canada starting next...
The Bush Cafe opens out of Pynelogs on Canada Day
By Chadd Cawson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter We live in a fast-paced world, always on the...
Invermere woman and friend begin five-month Y2Y traverse
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com Many Columbia Valley residents enjoy a good long...
Local woman seeks to establish support network for Ukrainian refugees
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com A local resident is seeking to set up a ‘buddy...
St. Patrick’s Day dinner proceeds to aid Ukraine
By Chadd Cawson chadd@thecolumbiavalleypioneer.com The St. Patrick’s Day Kitchen Party took place...
Tensions in Ukraine, gas prices continue to rise
By Chadd Cawson chadd@columbiavalleypionneer.com As the tensions between Ukraine and Russia...
Red-hot Invermere racer readies for Olympic slalom
Slalom skier comes into Beijing riding wave of recent standout results By Steve Hubrecht...
