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The annual PAC Fun Day held at Barriere Elementary (BES) on Monday, June 27, proved to be a tremendous success for all concerned.

This year Mr. Christian’s senior visual arts class at Barriere Secondary decided to spruce up the cafeteria with a brand-new mural representing local scenery, the Simpcw First Nation logo, and local wildlife found within the area. Artists contributing to the mural were Harmony Trommeshauser, Hunter Bloomfield, Connor Adair, Ruben Banzaru, Jesseca Leng, Leilani Celesta, Kenny Newton, and Jared Fortier.

Ottawa, ON – The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Health announced June 30, 2022, the finalized Front-of-Package labelling regulations, part of the Government of Canada’s Healthy Eating Strategy. In the finalized regulations, ground beef and pork are exempt from the requirement of having a front-of-package warning label.

Blue River celebrates its 100th anniversary on Canada Day

On July 1, at 11:57 a.m., Clearwater RCMP recieved an abandoned 911 call from Little Fort. A male was on the line, asked for police and hung up. Const. Van Woudenberg called the number back and it went to voicemail. He recognized the caller by the voice, however.

The BC SPCA is inviting the public to participate in its 14th annual Wildlife-in-Focus photography contest.

The Barriere Outdoor Club and Pickleball Club hosted a very successful first annual Canada Day Pickleball Challenge on Friday, July 1.

On July 7 a new business will be starting up in Barriere that will certainly provide an option for Barriere area residents who are not able to, or may not want to cook for themselves.

Sellars is expected to make an appearance in Williams Lake Provincial Court July 4

The woman was in a lineup getting food when she was hit