“British Columbia is leading the way in promoting environmental stewardship by launching the first government-mandated [Read more]
Harper flip flops on energy efficiency. LiveSmartBC grant program to provide stimulus. City Green Solutions. Effective March [Read more]
The District of Invermere, at its regular Council meeting on Tuesday, February 23, 2010, voted to implement an LED Streetlight [Read more]
Grace period over, cellphone fines start Monday. Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. Starting Monday, February [Read more]
Based on website stats, our webcam pages are the most frequently visited pages on this website. So, we decided to focus [Read more]
World-wide pandemic declared with all normal seasonal-flu-like symptoms being put down to swine flu. Each and every year [Read more]
SaveOurNet.ca coalition urges action to save the open Internet in Canada. by Canadian Federation of Students. The SaveOurNet.ca [Read more]
In this fourth article of our series about geothermal energy, we will explore the many public and private agencies [Read more]
Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan agree to economic partnership. Strengthening internal trade, innovation and international [Read more]
Thousands of kilograms of electronics were collected for recycling during a one-day Electronics Drop Off in Invermere on [Read more]
In a move to strengthen British Columbia’s small- and medium-sized businesses, the Government of Canada and the Province [Read more]
Behind the Wheel – Imagine if you will a machine that almost anyone can buy and operate. You read the training manual, [Read more]
Tax credits for film and interactive digital media. Ministry of Finance. A proposed new tax credit for digital media, combined [Read more]
As the grace period comes to an end at the end of the month, British Columbia drivers are reminded of the new law coming [Read more]
Recycling your old cellphone is now easier than ever. Ministry of Environment. British Columbians will now have access to [Read more]
Behind the Wheel – Is it legal to install a television set in a vehicle? There are two answers to this question, one [Read more]
BCAA applauds new cellphone legislation; suggests drivers start to comply with the new rules now. The British Columbia Automobile [Read more]
Video by Greenpeace, September 11, 2009. Genetic engineering is a threat to food security, especially in a changing climate. [Read more]
Privacy commissioners urge caution on expanded surveillance plan. Parliament should take a cautious approach to legislative [Read more]
Common sense says that if you put a microwave gun to your head, and you do it often enough, it will likely do something [Read more]
- CBT ‘shaping our future’ symposium
- Driving with a BAC between 50 and 80 mg%
- Gaming grants announced
- Road kill in Kootenay Park
- Rock scaling in Kootenay National Park
- Fall fruit — dessert time for bears
- CBT youth water workshop
- Kootenay Country Fair
- Thor again
- Columbia Valley RCMP incidents, Sep 3-6
- BC liquor stores collect for Pakistan flood relief
- Kootenay Krusher endurance mountain bike race 2010
- Classroom with Outdoors now offers fall programs
- BC gets tough on drinking and driving
- Eddie Mountain arena re-opens
- Edgewater to discuss revitalization (June 22)
- BC budget highlights
- Accidents, road closures in Kootenay National Park (updated)
- Fairmont accident sends dogcatcher to hospital
- BC restaurants hit hard by HST
- BC has lowest minimum wage, highest poverty rate
- FRP acquired by Northwynd
- Harper visits East Kootenay
- The amazing legacy of the Morigeau family
- Invermere doctor killed in train accident
- Accidents, road closures in Kootenay National Park (updated) (31)
- BP begins drilling near Fernie (29)
- BC restaurants hit hard by HST (18)
- Vehicle impoundment as a penalty (14)
- FRP acquired by Northwynd (12)
- Canada Day -- celebrating without a soap box (11)
- Courtenay natural pharmacy raided, closed (10)
- The amazing legacy of the Morigeau family (9)
- Sometimes obeying the law can be dangerous (8)
- Anti-HST initiative succeeds, but Elections BC delays (6)
Events
Oct 22-24, Revelstoke – Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) will be hosting a free symposium for key leaders and residents [Read more]
Sep 24-26, Nakusp – In just a few short years, today’s youth will be the leaders in our communities, our province [Read more]
Sep 12, Fort Steele – Fort Steele will be a big attraction in the valley on Sunday, September 12, 2010. Bring the [Read more]
Sep 11-12, Radium – The Columbia Valley Cycling Society and Nipika Mountain Resort are presenting the 2010 Kootenay [Read more]
Sep 11, Windermere – Fall is in the air and what could possibly be a better way to celebrate this glorious season [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]
