It’s hard to imagine what 35+ tons of used tires looks like but that’s how many tires were dropped off at the first-ever [Read more]
DOI’s Community Enhancement Program. In early 2008, the District of Invermere undertook the development of a Community [Read more]
It’s okay to re-gift presents! …and other tips for a green holiday. By Diane Kossman. Canadians are cutting down [Read more]
Thousands of kilograms of electronics were collected for recycling during a one-day Electronics Drop Off in Invermere on [Read more]
Press release – Haz Mat Incident Raises Ire of RDEK. The RDEK is reminding the public about the importance of properly [Read more]
Recycling is still an issue. It takes time and energy. It takes planning. Even in Invermere, with their new “blue box” [Read more]
“British Columbia is leading the way in promoting environmental stewardship by launching the first government-mandated [Read more]
B.C. introduces new recycling regulations. Ministry of Environment. Antifreeze and lead-acid batteries will be required to [Read more]
Recycling your old cellphone is now easier than ever. Ministry of Environment. British Columbians will now have access to [Read more]
August 29, Invermere – Electronics round-up set to go for Columbia Valley. Residents of the Columbia Valley will be [Read more]
April 18 – Every spring, to celebrate Earth Day, communities throughout the West Kootenay and Kootenay-Boundary [Read more]
- Vehicle impoundment as a penalty
- Radium car show 2010
- Kootenae House National Historic Site
- Wilmer, historic village with spectacular mountain views
- 2010 Greywolf Cliffhanger Challenge
- Environmental stewardship of BC parks lacking
- Really, not me
- Columbia Valley RCMP incidents, Aug 25-30
- ‘A deliberate act of deceit and arrogance’
- Crews make progress on Nine Bay Lake fire (updated)
- Invermere heliport
- Former mayors join BC Conservative strategy group
- Careless smokers
- Columbia Valley RCMP incidents, Aug 20-22
- Economist says HST is a tax increase
- BC budget highlights
- Edgewater to discuss revitalization (June 22)
- Accidents, road closures in Kootenay National Park (updated)
- Fairmont accident sends dogcatcher to hospital
- FRP acquired by Northwynd
- BC restaurants hit hard by HST
- Head-on collision east of Golden kills 6 (updated)
- The amazing legacy of the Morigeau family
- Invermere doctor killed in train accident
- BC has lowest minimum wage, highest poverty rate
- Accidents, road closures in Kootenay National Park (updated) (31)
- BP begins drilling near Fernie (29)
- BC restaurants hit hard by HST (14)
- Canada Day -- celebrating without a soap box (11)
- FRP acquired by Northwynd (11)
- Courtenay natural pharmacy raided, closed (10)
- The amazing legacy of the Morigeau family (8)
- Parents messing with hockey (6)
- Sometimes obeying the law can be dangerous (6)
- Anti-HST initiative succeeds, but Elections BC delays (6)
Events
Sep 17-18, Radium Hot Springs – Classic car enthusiasts are gearing up for the 21st Annual Columbia Valley Classics [Read more]
Sep 5, Panorama – Imagine a late summer day golfing on one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world. The [Read more]
Sep 18, Lake Windermere – 15th Annual Lakeshore Cleanup. In conjunction with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup [Read more]
Visitor Guide
The visitor to Kootenae House National Historic Site stands in a seemingly empty field, surrounded by majestic mountains which overlook the peaceful [Read more]
Wilmer, British Columbia, is a tiny community situated on one of the benches overlooking the Rocky Mountain Trench, just a stone’s throw from Invermere [Read more]
In 1964, the Cranbrook Courier wrote of the Morigeau family, “Possibly no other family has had such an influence on the affairs of both white and [Read more]
