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The 2022 Annual North Thompson Fall Fair took place at the fairgrounds in Barriere on the Labour Day Weekend of Sept. 3 - 5, after a two year shutdown due to COVID. From its first humble beginnings back in the 1950s, the annual Fall Fair has now become a major economic driver within the North Thompson Valley. Most importantly though, it provides fair visitors with an opportunity to see and learn about the rural lifestyle of the people and communities who reside in the valley.

The annual Bull Of The Woods 2022 Amateur Logger Sports Competition held at the North Thompson Fall Fair in Barriere on Sunday, Sept. 4, proved to be a crowd pleaser, as well as an eye opener for many.

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Event draws crowd to the shores of the river as salmon return to spawn

The Raven Collective’s production of Bunk #7 by Larry Guno kicks off in Terrace Sept.29

Itcha-Ilgachuz caribou herd now estimated at 508, up from 385 in 2020

Where, oh where has the golf season gone. Oh where, oh where can it be? All my drives are short and my putts gone wrong. Oh where, oh where could it be?

Kamloops-Thompson Cariboo MP Frank Caputo recently stopped in at the Barriere Seniors Hall to speak with members and a number of other area residents who were in attendance.

Resident questioning why bylaws are being enforced now

Well, the nomination papers are in and the slate of candidates for city council are set.