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A alleged violent altercation on Sept. 15 led the director to suggest reaching out to the province again

‘Learn to do by doing’ was the motto at 2021 4-H in-person event

Simpcw First Nation’s ‘We Will Walk For The Children’ completes the last leg of their journey

Barriere Secondary students were proud to announce their annual Terry Fox Run at the school collected $1,252.40 for cancer research this year.

KAMLOOPS– A study of BC’s wildfire communications practices during the 2017-18 seasons by Thompson Rivers University (TRU) experts suggests revisiting existing approaches, due to climate change increasing the frequency, scale and duration of wildfires in the province. The research began in 2019-20 and concluded in June 2021, so it does not comment on the latest fire season.

“Libraries are unique and welcoming community spaces where people of all ages and backgrounds can gather, explore interests and develop lifelong skills,”says Josie Osborne, Minister of Municipal Affairs, as the month of October celebrates Library Month. “This month we celebrate British Columbia’s libraries, our partners in fostering lifelong learning and providing people with equitable access to the information and services they need to learn, work and thrive.

By Jessica Wallace

Barriere Health Centre remains open for other services, including booked physician appointments

The Cruisin Clearwater Car Club’ met up in Barriere with area hot rod and classic car enthusiasts last Saturday, Sept. 25, to cruise by the residents of the Yellowhead Pioneer Assisted Living and Residence.

Ceremonies were held on Sept. 30 to recognize Orange Shirt Day, as well as the 215 residential school graves in Kamloops