Editorial: Tragedy compounded by misinformation By Spencer Hall Last week, a small town not unlike those in the Robson Valley faced an unthinkable tragedy when an 18-year-old woman, Jesse Van ...

Memorial tourney to honour Lucille Mintz expands to remember many local hockey champions By Laura Keil The late Lucille Mintz will be on the hearts and minds of many this weekend. The local mom, ...

Letter: West Twin misinformation To the Editor, Joe Nusse’s letter regarding our democracy being actively eroded and government actions often being a re-election strategy, etc., has some merit. ...

Flightless sandhill crane’s future looking bright  By Andrea Arnold Thanks to the heart and a lot of effort by several McBride residents, a flightless sandhill crane has been safely delivered to a ...

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.

The Iranian regime is brutal, fanatical and corrupt.  It has just committed the mass murder of its own citizens in the city ...

Mayor Owen Torgerson addresses Grace Craig’s delegation. Craig outlined her concerns about water meters to Council, saying she is worried that the Village entered the program without residents’ ...

In late December, a massive avalanche broke free from the side of Mt. Charlotte completely burying the Aloha Trail and forest road below.

As McBride looks to begin water meter installation later this year, residents have brought up questions about how meters will be installed, whether they will be indoors or outdoors, and if it will ...

McBride Council discussed surveying lots around the Charlie Leake Airport, installing a sidewalk around the cemetery, and the Village’s relationship with Integris during the February 10th meeting.

McBride Mayor Gene Runtz reminded Council of proper meeting procedure during the February 10th regular meeting out of concern for some councillors’ treatment towards Village staff. Over the past year, ...