The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) Emergency Operations Centre has been advised that the imminent risk of danger to life and properties in your area... READ
A fire burning southeast of Bonaparte Lake, in an area west of Barriere, is now called the Mason Lake wildfire. The fire started on... READ
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A fire burning southeast of Bonaparte Lake, in an area west of Barriere, is now called the Mason Lake wildfire. The fire started on Wednesday,...
READThe Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) Emergency Operations Centre has been advised that the imminent risk of danger to life and properties in your area has diminished at this time.
TNRD Chair Peter Milobar rescinded the Evacuation Order issued on July 28, pursuant to Section. 5.4 of TNRD Local Authority Emergency Program Bylaw No. 2017.
READWildfire ranked 4 west of Barriere
READIt is almost exactly one year ago that Chris Newton his wife Sandra Burkholder and their children, Katie, Stephen and Helen began the construction of their ‘Earthship’ in Darfield, a North Thompson Valley community. They can now look back to the beginning of constructing their environmentally sustainable home and see the steady progress toward its completion in the near future. It is a total family commitment to not only construct their new home but also follow a life style that supports their philosophy of environmentally sustainable future.
READVICTORIA – Before the federal government decides the fate of the Prosperity gold and copper mine proposed near Williams Lake, people will know what it means for the struggling Cariboo-Chilcotin region and for the aboriginal communities who oppose it.
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“The tournament went well for having only eight teams. The feedback was very positive from the teams that entered and they’re looking forward to next year’s tournament.”
READFive games head-to-head in hot weather didn’t stop Clearwater Squirt Boys from bringing home provincial gold.
READThe 55th Annual Squam Bay Fish Derby turned out to be a beautiful day on the lake. The winner with a 10 lb 13 oz laker was Bob Davidson of Kamloops. He took home $600 and a keeper trophy. Hugh Fraser of Squam Bay was the second place winner with a 9 lb 5 oz laker and he won $200 and a keeper trophy. Dave Deleeuw of Kamloops caught the biggest Rainbow weighing 7 lb 3 oz’s choosing one of the many great prizes and taking home a trophy. There were 151 entries and there were 29 fish weighed in. There were more prizes than fish so we drew names out of the hat for the remaining prizes. Marlene Schulz from Vinsulla won the hidden weight prize which was a tackle box, with a 2 lb 6 oz rainbow. The $50 door prize went to Doug Easterbrook of Marnie’s Bay.
READHome alone – not anymore. Your adult child is back.
READVICTORIA – Forests Minister Pat Bell begs to differ with the report from Central 1 Credit Union that projects more than 11,000 jobs will be lost by the time the pine beetle infestation runs its course in B.C.
READThree workers will be employed by District of Clearwater for removal of dead and dying trees, thinning and pruning, and removal of flammable materials in Clearwater through recently announced grants from the Community Adjustment Fund and Job Opportunities Program.
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