Who came before GPS? David Thompson, of course! In the 1700s, Thompson became a fur trader and surveyor. For over 20 years, he travelled across…
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Award-winning film partly shot in Invermere debuts
Victoria filmmaker Simon Rasmussen’s short film “The Ballad of Sloth Shot,” partly filmed in Invermere, is now on YouTube after an award-winning run on the…
Salmon Festival is almost here
Join in on Saturday, September 12 at James Chabot Provincial Park in Invermere for a day of culture, community and celebration. The day begins with…
Harry Manx performing in Invermere Sept. 2
Harry Manx is bringing his blend of blues and roots music to Invermere’s Columbia Valley Centre on September 2, from 7 to 10 p.m. Harry Manx has spent…
DTSS teacher sexual exploitation investigation updated
In January 2024, Columbia Valley RCMP initiated an investigation following allegations that a teacher at David Thompson Secondary School (DTSS) in Invermere had engaged in…
Locals to be enshrined in Canadian Ski Hall of Fame
Heiko and Linda Socher, keystones of the Elk Valley skiing culture, have been installed in the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame. The Canadian Ski Hall…
A weekend for lovers of arts, culture and heritage
During the Columbia Basin Culture Tour, fascinating venues open their doors Artists, museums, art galleries, heritage sites and more will open their doors to the…
Bull Riding and VAD spice up Invermere weekend
Downtown Invermere was alive Friday night and Saturday (July 17/18) with the return of Bull Riding in the Rockies and Valley Appreciation Day. Hard riding…
Fun and busy weekend ahead for Invermere
Invermere is going to be a busy place this weekend – July 17 and 18 – with the return of Bull Riding in the Rockies…
Qat’muk planning getting provincial support
The B.C. government announced July 6 it is moving forward on conservation-planning processes for three new project areas with the aim of better protecting watersheds,…