Steve Hubrecht is a journalist based in Invermere, British Columbia, Canada. He writes for the Columbia Valley Pioneer, covering local news and events in the area. Steve's articles focus on a range of topics, including community development, sports, business, and environmental issues.
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Steve Hubrecht's coverage predominantly focuses on local announcements, expert commentary, and government-related topics. His articles cover a range of themes including sports, government & politics, and entertainment news.
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Monique Kruk, who lives in Canal Flats with her husband and teenage kids, recently opened Kootenay River Massage. PHOTOS SUBMITTED
Is Invermere about to become Music Town, B.C? If local event organizers Mountain Home Productions have their way, it certainly will be.
“You hear the term ‘problem bear’, but unfortunately we (humans) are the ones causing the problem.”
The report raised concerns about the impact of power-boating and wake-surfing on the lake, particularly during busy summer weekends. On the other side of the issue, the Columbia Valley Boating Association has voiced concerns about watercraft restrictions on the lake, saying that boating is part of the local tourist economy.
The Lake Windermere District Rod and Gun Club continued its long-running efforts to help Kokanee salmon last week by planting more fertilized Kokanee eggs in Abel Creek.
A Thursday night fire in Brisco burned part of the local mill to the ground.
The second last week of October was National Waste Reduction Week in Canada, and fittingly, Invermere council discussed two matters related to curbing the district’s environmental impact.
Radium Hot Springs, get ready for ‘All Night Wrong’ — the new movie that will start filming in the village soon.
Aside from some personnel changes, it’s business as usual for the Columbia Valley RCMP.
At 16 years old, you can’t really call Findlay Whittick a kid anymore; that’s because he’s an entrepreneur now with places to go and people to see.
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