The Valemount Community Forest is asking community members to share their feedback to help them develop a communications ...

Valemount Fire Department responded to a chimney fire at a residence on Main Street a few houses down from the Valemount ...

The zoning amendment would allow the Valemount and Area Recreation Development Association to build a campground near Swift Creek.

Tete Jaune residents Nancy and Chris Bennewith are fundraising to cover costs after a nearly fatal head-on collision with a drunk driver November 10th.

The Rocky Mountain Goat is a weekly newspaper covering east-central British Columbia, a rural area which includes the communities of Valemount, McBride, Dunster, and Blue River.

Residents looking to give back this holiday season can do so through several ways this holiday season, either by donating their time or money to make someone else’s holiday a little brighter.

Laura Keil is a writer and journalist in the Columbia Basin. She is currently working on a historical fiction novel that charts the rise of the Columbia River Treaty dams in the 1960s as the main ...

Over the past year, the Electoral Area H director of the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George has watched her communities weather the storm of abysmal tourism rates following wildfires, scramble to ...

Some crafty and determined residents have been finding spots in the rock bank above the hot springs since then, sometimes digging holes that seem to fill with heated water as the reservoir rises. The ...

Councillor Donnie MacLean discusses board governance training. From left to right: Owen Torgerson, Anne Yanciw, Donnie MacLean, Pete Pearson. /Abigail Popple, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, RMG ...

Arena floors in Valemount and McBride will be bare for the foreseeable future as the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George announced Wednesday it is indefinitely postponing ice making and ...

For much of the twentieth century, train order poles were the most common, and certainly the most essential tools housed in any train station. As it was completely impractical for every passing train ...