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Firefighter ‘Barriere Jerr’ remembered on town’s new fire engine
Barriere’s new fire engine has two special decals on the body that bring a tear to anyone who can relate and/or remember those who are recognized in such a poignant manner.
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Join Walk For Alzheimer’s online celebration, Sunday, May 30
This coming Sunday, the Alzheimer Society of B.C. will be joining Alzheimer Societies across Canada to celebrate the people who have raised funds and awareness for community members affected by dementia in an online celebration at 4 p.m., Sunday, May 30.
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40 more cases of COVID-19 in Interior Health
B.C. reported a total of 250 new cases Wednesday, the lowest daily total since October
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Quesnel will host High School Rodeo senior finals in June
Public Health gave organizers the all clear to host the competition June 11 - 13
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Kamloops/Edmonton bus through North Thompson now underway
Public transportation from Kamloops to Edmonton returned to the North Thompson Valley on Thursday, May 20, 2021.
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Hurray! Barriere’s new fire engine has arrived
The big day arrived in Barriere this weekend with the arrival of the town’s brand new fire engine.
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35 new COVID-19 cases, 2 new deaths at care home in Interior Health
The two deaths are connected to a Kelowna care home outbreak
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Fewer than 1,000 new COVID cases, 12 deaths over May long weekend in B.C.
Premier John Horgan, Dr. Bonnie Henry and Adrian Dix are expected to make announcement on restrictions Tuesday
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Children aim to fix adult created catastrophe
To the Editor;
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RANCH MUSINGS: Groundwater licensing a crisis in the making
Groundwater licensing is a serious issue. All users of groundwater, other than domestic users, must get an application for a license in to government before March 1, 2022. This deadline has been set under the “new” Water Sustainability Act (WSA) which came into force in 2016.
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