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‘These are non-negligible totals and likely to exacerbate the conditions on the ground,’ says top meteorologist

Health Minister Adrian Dix responds to Kelowna-Lake Country MLA Norm Letnick’s concerns

Proper fuel mitigation will require a substantial investment from all levels of government

Consumers will be facing supply and demand challenges when it comes to gift giving this year

Barriere Legion Branch 242 held a closed Remembrance Day Ceremony this year on Nov. 11, due to COVID-19.

Simpcw First Nation’s Remembrance Day ceremonies held at the cenotaph located outside the Simpcw Spiritual Centre was open to the public. COVID-19 protocols were in place including requiring a vaccine passport and the wearing of masks.

The Barriere Recreation Society (BRS) hosted a Skins Bonspiel at the Barriere Curling Rink this past weekend, with good participation from the area and from afar.

Seniors and those in the Thompson and South Cariboo can connect to health-care services in their communities as Interior Health announced a new 1-800 number to access and navigate home and community care and chronic disease management services, the health authority said in a press release.

Repairs are scheduled to continue through Thursday of this week between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

In October, the Barriere Curling Club hosted a number of local events to support community spirit. The society sponsored a Bingo, the October Fest Social, and started Wednesday and Friday night curling. The monthly Bingo was well attended and the blackout winnings were $180 which was the largest pot recently.