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READFraser Health to pay for credit monitoring as a result of privacy breach
READHope Search and Rescue is planning an open house in a recruitment effort for new members, says search manager Barry Gannon.
READA 25-year-old Chilliwack man is facing possible charges after gun was reportedly drawn on another man, early Saturday morning, August 28, in the parking lot of the Gold Rush Pub in Hope.
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The gold is mostly gone but the Fraser River still has many treasures to share... including the bountiful run of sockeye that is currently teeming past Hope on their way to their spawning grounds in the Interior.
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With 2010 marking one of the strongest salmon runs in almost a century there are lots of great pics to view.
READLast weekend saw 120 golfers from as far as Prince George and Calgary enjoy great weather and excellent course conditions at the two-day Hope Ladies’ Annual Golf Tournament.
READResidents report higher costs, reduced spending
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Aquaculture in the Valley grows coho and more
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From the high seas to Hope B.C. wasn’t an easy journey and the direction of his path has changed many times, but musician John Hartling is still doggedly chasing his dreams.
READEh!CDC, of Vancouver, rocked Hope Memorial Park recently at a special performance sponsored by Sharon’s Deli. The AC/DC tribute band played many of the crowd favourites in a high energy performance. The Australian rock band AC/DC was formed in 1973 and is considered a pioneer of heavy metal music.
READFrom geological, historical, cultural tourism to high action river rafting the Hope and Fraser Canyon region offer some diverse tourism opportunities.
READConstruction has started to better protect the banks of Silver-Hope Creek from high water with additional rip rap being added by Jim Dent Construction of Hope. The project is a partnership between the District of Hope, the provincial and federal government. The bank and bridge protection project, announced last spring by MLA Barry Penner and MP Chuck Strahl, is part of the BC’s Economic Stimulus Plan and the federal government’s Economic Action Plan.
READPlumbers and roofers were hard at work this week putting the finishing touches on the new bathrooms and change rooms at First Beach. The new building is a remarkable improvement over the aged pit toilets and plywood shelters that currently serve visitors to the popular beach at Kawkawa Lake.
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