By Peter Christensen Op-Ed Commentary After nearly 17 years we are giving up the North Coast lifestyle and moving back to “the valley” full time….
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KNP and Radium north to face massive traffic increase
Constituents’ update By Doug Clovechok I frequently meet with the Minister of Transportation & Infrastructure (MOTI) to discuss our rural road, medical transportation, and passenger…
Peering into a Tangle of Time
By Anne Jardine Windermere author Maureen Thorpe grew up in Yorkshire, England. She moved to Canada as a young woman and worked as a nurse…
MP Stetski confirms he’s running for re-election
A summer of learning By Wayne Stetski It is an honour to serve you as your Member of Parliament. One of the things that I…
Fourth edition of Mountain Footsteps released
Meet the author events upcoming in Invermere and Cranbrook Rocky Mountain Books is pleased to announce the release of Mountain Footsteps: Hikes in the East…
Shifting from potholes to potential
How to Evolve our Kootenay Rockies – including a recommendation on The Rainforest book. By David B. Savage Why In 2018, we in the Kootenay…
Mid-winter storm is here; drive carefully
A mid-winter storm; definitely. If you are driving in the Rockies or Purcells of B.C. right now, conditions are, region-wide, winter-like – so please drive…
Invasive plants – an East Kootenay crisis
By Mark Hall Early this summer as the sun set on the Steeples Mountains I stood in awe admiring this natural cathedral in the same…
KSCU continues support of health care
Kootenay Savings Invermere & Radium Branch Manager, Kristin Olsen, along with staff from the Kootenay Savings Invermere Branch recently presented Deb Austin (IH Health Services…
Steamboat Festival rooted in musical friendships
Headliners at this year’s Steamboat Mountain Music Festival include John Wort Hannam, Black Snake Moan, Los Morenos, and the Beagle Boys (pictured above). Los Morenos,…