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Thompson Rivers University (TRU) have announced they have received the go ahead from BC’s Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry that they can welcome students back to their Kamloops campus this coming fall.

Submitted by Sgt. G.D. Simpson

Barriere residents who are shut-in or have mobility issues will no longer have to visit the library for their reading fix.

Sixteen individuals are hospitalized with COVID-19, five of whom are in critical care

Stops along the way will include Barriere, Clearwater, Blue River, and Valemount

The Pfizer vaccine was on the menu for a 55 senior area residents at the Barriere Seniors’ Centre on Tuesday, Mar. 16 as part of the COVID-19 vaccine roll out currently taking place throughout the province.

Health authority reported 16 new cases of the virus on Tuesday

Fifteen people in the health authority are hospitalized with the virus and three of them are in intensive care

It didn’t take long for contenders to throw their hats in the ring for MP for Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo.

Barriere Secondary staff and students say they are “happy and grateful” to have a new Recovery/First Aid Couch for their medical room thanks to a generous donation from Debra Fennell, PREC of Royal LePage Westwin Realty Barriere.