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Provincial state of emergency declared
Today alone there have been 56 new wildfire starts throughout the province
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High-ranking Hells Angel dies in Abbotsford hospital
David Giles was vice-president of Kelowna HA chapter
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Senate social affairs committee unanimously passes marketing to kids bill
On June 22, 2017, the Senate Social Affairs Committee voted unanimously to pass Bill S-228: the Child Health Protection Act with amendments.
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John Horgan set to become B.C. premier
NDP-Green alliance gets its chance to govern province
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Valley Voices: Growing the North Thompson Aboriginal Cultural Centre
The North Thompson Aboriginal Cultural Centre in Clearwater is a place for Métis, Inuit and Aboriginal peoples.
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New Kamloops breast health clinic officially opens
The official opening of the Rae Fawcett Breast Health Clinic at Royal Inland Hospital was held last Thursday afternoon.
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Acquittal in Barriere sex-assault case
A 61-year-old Barriere man accused of violently groping a 96-year-old woman has been found not guilty.
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Update: Crews and equipment battling wildfire southwest of Lac La Hache while campfire ban looms for Chilcotin region
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Cancer survivors determined to make a difference
Kelowna-to-Delta Ride2Survive begins early Saturday morning
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Climbing poles delivered to fairgrounds for July 1 logging competition in Barriere
North Thompson Fall Fair and Rodeo Association vice-president, Karl Rainer, is shown unloading the two climbing poles, with direction from competition organizer Ben Lefler. for the upcoming July 1, Bull In The Regional Logging Competition at the Fairgrounds in Barriere. The event will be an all day competition that already has over 50 entries with lumberjacks and lumberjills from B.C., Alberta, the East Coast, U.S.A, Australia, and France.
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