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Super Blood Wolf Moon was quite the show
It was a perfect night in the Lower North Thompson Valley to see the Super Blood Wolf Moon on Sunday, Jan. 20.
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UPDATE: Hwy. 5 open south of Blue River following ‘vehicle incident’
Social media reports say a semi-truck lost its load
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Police warn Barriere residents about suspicious prowlers on private property late at night or early morning hours
Residents advised to secure their vehicles and remove all valuable contents
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Unique B.C. handmade stuffed animals in demand across Canada
The unique stuffed animal line, called Chibals, is picking up in provinces as far away as Quebec
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Snowpack at normal levels, but El Niño is lurking
Despite a warmer than usual winter that has produced a dearth of snow on the valley bottom, the snowpack levels in the North and South Thompson basins are at and above average levels.
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Letter: New party with a strong platform could form majority government in B.C.
Voters fed up with BC’s political parties open the door for a new party to enter BC politics
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Woman killed in head-on crash near Vanderhoof
RCMP say driver crossed the centre line and hit a loaded fuel tanker truck
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African Children’s Choir making a difference in the world
Waroto Children’s Choir celebrate Christ and caring for community on six month world tour
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Valley Voices: The North Thompson Valley - before contact
Peter Kalm, a Swedish botanist visiting North America in 1770-71, wrote “The history of the country can be traced no further than from the arrival of the Europeans; for everything that happened before that period is more like a fiction or a dream, than anything that really happened.”
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‘Tripod’ delays access to Unist’ot’en camp
Social media rumours of cultural significance quashed, meaning police “exclusion zones” should end.
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