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Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

Perfect for Christmas: A Unique Piece of Fairmont History for the Tree!

With Christmas just around the corner, now’s the perfect time to get your own Fairmont Hot Springs Limited Edition Keepsake Ornament featuring prominent local historic landmark, Holland Barn.shirts and coffee cups. It’s a wonderful gift for anyone who has visited our area and even better for those of us who live here and would enjoy [...]

Join Us for PhotoWalk 2009!

Get up early, grab your camera and join us in Invermere on July 18th for PhotoWalk 2009!
Myself and Bram Rossman will be assisting Invermere photographer, Marlene Chabot, in leading this year’s 2nd Annual PhotoWalk, free and open to photographers of all ages and skill levels.
The route is still to be determined, but it begin at [...]

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BC gets tough on drinking and driving
The government of British Columbia is determined to catch the impaired drivers on the provinceâ€™s roads and to accomplish this Herculean task, is about to implement on September 20, 2010 what will be the toughest legislation in the country. In the process of doing so, however, it may very well be driving right over our right to be presumed innocent until pr […]
Eddie Mountain arena re-opens
The Eddie Mountain Memorial Arena in Invermere is finally open for business â€“- the skating business, that is! Five months after it closed for renovations, everything is ready for the new season of hockey, figure skating and family skates. The Columbia Valley Rockies are already on the ice as their training camp gets underway. […]

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Blast rips through Pemex refinery
An explosion ripped through a major refinery in northern Mexico Tuesday, state oil company Pemex said, but officials were unable to confirm reports that several people were killed […]
Tasha Kheiriddin: Tory propaganda shows signs of gross excess
Tasha Kheiriddin: When does government advertising cross the line between information and propaganda? Answer: when voters say it does. In the next election, you can bet the issue of partisan promotion will to play itself out on a billboard near you […]
Ottawa unveils human trafficking education campaign
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews said raising national awareness about the horrors of what is often called modern-day slavery will be a key priority in the coming months […]

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