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The Feb. 28, District of Barriere Council Meeting included council going through a third review of the 2022 budget. The timeline to adopt the financial plan and tax rate bylaw is on April 11, with staff presenting the departmental budgets, and also capital projects including fees and charges for council’s review.

The Kamloops Voters Society has released results from its survey on the Thompson-Nicola Regional District’s expenditures over the last couple of years.

Teamsters had an enjoyable day socializing and putting their heavy horses through their paces on Saturday, Feb. 28, at the North Thompson Agriplex at the fairgrounds in Barriere.B.C., on Saturday, Feb. 26. This event annually brings together those who work, recreate or compete with the impressive gentle giants of the horse world.

Appointments for doses will instead be made at pharmacies, local health centres

The forecast in this Canada Food Price Report for 2022 is an increase of just short of $1,000

Trans Canada Trail and AccessNow announced Feb. 14, 2022, that they have expanded their successful Accessibility Mapping Program to all 13 provinces and territories. Launched in 2021, the program uses AccessNow technology to document the lived experience of trail users with disabilities.

Over 50 people took part in the event

“Spring is on its way, and the Barriere Curling Club (BCC) is increasing speed for a busy end of season events,” says BCC president Brian Bondar.

Folks who live in the Lower North Thompson will be glad to hear that the well known and much enjoyed Heffley Creek Coffeehouses will be starting up again in the Heffley Creek Community Hall this Saturday, Feb. 26, with doors opening at 5:30 p.m.

Voter turnout at the First Nation north of Westsyde was 61 per cent