On Monday, November 2nd, Radium’s newly elected mayor and council were sworn in. This council’s term will run until October, 2030. Radium’s council members consist of: Mayor – Cris Leonard Councillor Jessie Blakley Councillor Carey Collin Councillor Jessica Hill Councillor Dale Shudra Missing from photo: Councillor Jessica Hill, who will take her oath of office […]
Looking ahead to next week – here’s your list of activities in Radium!
After working behind the scenes to improve the Village’s online presence, we’re excited to launch an updated version of our website. Our refreshed layout and reorganized content is designed to make information easier to navigate. As part of this update, our new site is now mobile-friendly, so you can access Village information on the go. […]
Winter Road Maintenance During the winter months, any obstructions to the plow trucks placed on public right-of-ways, such as rocks, fences, markers, rebar, flags, or planters should be removed immediately. Objects on the public right-of-way may be destroyed by snowplow operations or they can do substantial damage to plow equipment. Owners of such obstructions may […]
Here is your weekly recreation calendar for November 3-6. We hope you can join us!
Welcome to Radium Hot Springs!
Nestled between the Rocky and Purcell Mountains, at the entrance to Kootenay National Park, Radium is a place where spectacular scenery and small-town hospitality come together.
My family and I enjoyed visiting for many years before making Radium our permanent home in 2017. Like so many others, we were drawn by the natural beauty, but it is the people and sense of community that make this place home.
Whether you live here year-round, return whenever you can, or are discovering Radium for the first time, I hope you feel that same welcome.
There is much to enjoy here in every season. Explore our walking trails, spend time in our parks, visit the library, or relax in the famous hot springs. Discover our local shops and restaurants, enjoy the surrounding mountains and wetlands, and watch for the bighorn sheep that are such a familiar part of village life.
Behind these experiences are local business owners, volunteers, community organizations and residents who care deeply about Radium. Their efforts help make our village a wonderful place to live, work and visit.
It is a privilege to serve as Mayor of a community my family and I are proud to call home. I look forward to meeting you, whether around the village, at a community event, or over a cup of coffee.
On behalf of Council, welcome to our village. I encourage you to explore, connect with our community, and enjoy all that Radium Hot Springs has to offer.
Cris Leonard
Mayor, Village of Radium Hot Springs
