Mayor details plan to pursue Wells Gray volcanic park

Clearwater Mayor John Harwood has told The Times that he and council are pursuing the possibility of having a designated part of Wells Gray Park classified as a United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Geological Park, or a... more

• Spills, chills, and plenty of whitewater
• "Blue bag" recycling to arrive in Clearwater this week, says TNRD
• Mining brings out Friends of Buck Hill

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Clearwater hockey school cancelled

For the first time in 16 years the Clearwater Hockey School had to be cancelled due to lack of adequate registration. The school has been very popular for sixteen years however, this season the registration did not support... more

• Local guide in Rockies race
• Fall Sportsplex schedule announced
• Hiking the Trophies

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Criminal's education relates to dollar crimes committed

Psychologists tell us that a criminal’s educational level is directly related to the dollar amount stolen or embezzled. Presumably this means it requires an advanced education to steal from corporations and governments. So it’s not surprising that there is a... more > more

30 YEARS AGO: BACK IN TIME

Two men escaped from Clearwater Forestry Camp after overpowering two guards at knifepoint and locking them in a meat locker. They stole their wallets and one of the guard’s cars. One of the escapees was found and arrested, while the... more

• Member prevents fire
• First annual Becoming Shiloh festival a great success
• Community ambassadors and the "guest experience"

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Dear Friends and Neighbours,

Dear Friends and Neighbours, Well folks – it has been a busy time this summer – in spite on the knowledge that we need to reduce our carbon footprint on the earth, I have taken the opportunity to visit various parts... more

• Let’s do something for ourselves
• Harper and his “henchmen"
• What's happening at Birch Island?

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