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Catch Yarn and Yap Fridays at Barriere Library

Catch Yarn and Yap Fridays at Barriere Library

On Fridays at the Barriere Library the Yarn and Yap meet at 1 p.m. to enjoy working with fiber arts and socializing. Bring your knitting, crochet or other projects, ask for some tips, or just drop in to find out what it is all about. Pictured (l-r) are Marilyn Salle, Jane Milburn, Lynn Wright, Doris Tweten and Babes Shanko.(Elli Kohnert photo)
Forestry workshop looks to diversify industry in Clearwater

Forestry workshop looks to diversify industry in Clearwater

By Stephanie Hagenaars
Not all complaints turn out to be bylaw infractions in Barriere

Not all complaints turn out to be bylaw infractions in Barriere

Barriere bylaw enforcement is largely complaint driven with education and compliance being the goal
District of Barriere CAO reports to council meeting

District of Barriere CAO reports to council meeting

District of Barriere CAO Colleen Hannigan reported to council at the regular Council Meeting of Jan. 6.
Centenarian receives ‘key’ to District of Barriere

Centenarian receives ‘key’ to District of Barriere

During the Monday, Jan. 20, District of Barriere Council meeting, Mayor Ward Stamer (on behalf of council) presented Barriere resident Marguerite (Peggy) Armstrong with a “key” to the District in honour of her 100th birthday. Barriere’s newest centenarian is also Councillor Judy Armstrong’s mother-in-law. (Tasha Buchanan photo)
Winner of the Barriere ronaldomanosa’s Facebook Winter Photo Contest announced

Winner of the Barriere ronaldomanosa’s Facebook Winter Photo Contest announced

The Barriere ronaldomanosa’s Facebook page recently held a ‘Show Us Your North Thompson Winter of 2019/2020 Photo Contest’. The winner was determined by the number of ‘Likes’ that each submitted photograph received from our Facebook page followers. Congratulations to Nancy Walkey of Barriere for being chosen the favourite submission for her photograph of the North Thompson River taken from the shoreline in Rayleigh.
‘Critically low’ caribou population prompts wolf cull in the Chilcotin

‘Critically low’ caribou population prompts wolf cull in the Chilcotin

Itcha-Ilgachuz herd numbers down to 385, from 2,800 in 2003
Elevators back in service at Royal Inland Hospital

Elevators back in service at Royal Inland Hospital

Repairs were completed a week earlier than expected
Gilbertson ready to step down from organizing Barriere’s Walk For Alzheimer’s

Gilbertson ready to step down from organizing Barriere’s Walk For Alzheimer’s

By Margaret Houben
MISSING TEEN LOCATED: Williams Lake RCMP find Angel Emile ‘safe and sound’

MISSING TEEN LOCATED: Williams Lake RCMP find Angel Emile ‘safe and sound’

Emile was reported missing Jan. 17