As part of B.C.’s $10-billion COVID-19 response, grants supporting businesses and communities totalling $20 million for 38 rural projects have been approved, including two in…
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Campaign launched to reduce COVID-19 spread in ski towns
In response to virus transmission in shared accommodation and socializing in ski communities, government and industry have developed a campaign that focuses on educating ski…
RDEK Board Highlights
The following is a synopsis of what occurred during the Feb. 5 Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) board of directors’ meeting. RDEK to provide…
Moderate increases expected in 2021 assessments
Kootenay Columbia 2021 Property Assessments in the mail In the next few days, owners of about 150,000 properties throughout the Kootenay Columbia region can expect…
District warns of dangerous ice conditions
Ice conditions throughout the winter should always be considered dangerous, but they are especially dangerous early in the season as thick ice has not yet…
District recommending masks be worn in public
The District of Invermere is taking a precautionary step and recommending residents and visitors begin wearing masks whenever entering public settings. “The COVID-19 pandemic has…
Cranbrook signs curbside recycling collection agreement
The City of Cranbrook has entered into a five-year funding agreement with RecycleBC for single-stream, automated curbside recycling collection, tentatively scheduled to start in spring…
DOI’s new garbage bins not bear resistant
WildSafeBC Columbia Valley is alerting Invermere residents that recently distributed garbage cans are not bear resistant. The District of Invermere recently introduced an automated garbage…
Invermere adopts elapsed building permit policy
By Stephanie Stevens Build it, finish it or lose the permit. Lapsed building permits will no longer be left on the books as lapsed in…
Local leaders voice support for Clovechok re-election
Local government leaders from across Columbia River-Revelstoke are saying re-electing Doug Clovechok as MLA is the best way for local communities to have a strong,…