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When a husband and father died in a tragic work accident, many have rallied to help his family

The incident happened at the passing lanes stretch of Highway 5 near Darfield

Later than usual flood risk could push flooding into fire season and present a challenge

The BC River Forecast Centre issued a flood watch on Saturday, June 11, for the North Thompson River, including tributaries around Barriere and Clearwater.

Fundraiser for high-tech training tools for TRU’s veterinary technology program extremely successful

“Interior Savings is always looking for ways to give back in our communities,” commented Lindsay Arcand, Barriere Branch Manager, “This spring saw the return of our Barriere Branch Garage Sale. We had a goal of raising a certain amount for the Skate Park, which we achieved, and we had extra funds to donate as well.”

Yanks Peak is at record snow pack for this time of year

Mayor Ward Stamer cuts the ribbon, and officially opens Barriere’s new Dog Park, with (l-r) Councilors Donna Kibble, Judy Armstrong, Amanda Sabyan, Rob Kerslake, Scott Kershaw and Public Works Manager Chris Matthews. Local canines, Russell and Echo, joined in on the excitement while anxiously waiting for the gate to open.

Dozens of community members and academics gathered for the event on Thurday, June 2

Wowser! That was quite the rain we had the afternoon of Tuesday, May 31. Debbie Rainer, Donna Salle and I stood under cover at the Golf Course and when 4 p.m. rolled around (that is our usual tee time) we left our clubs in our cars and headed into the club house for supper. And we weren’t the only ones. Instead of a lovely game of golf we spent a most enjoyable time browsing the clothing racks, trying on clothes, giggling, laughing, (maybe a bit of gossiping) and enjoying a delicious supper.