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Give your Christmas tree a second life

Spread year-round holiday cheer to backyard wildlife
Christmas Concert full of Little Stars

Christmas Concert full of Little Stars

Barriere pre-schoolers take the show at theirannual Christmas performence
Unique recyclable Christmas tree at Star/Journal

Unique recyclable Christmas tree at Star/Journal

Staff at the ronaldomanosa decided they would do their part when it comes to recycling – especially when it comes to Christmas trees. This unique tree, made entirely out of newspapers, has become a hit with area residents, and now Star/Journal staff decided to hold a “guess how many pieces of paper it took to build the tree” contest. For a chance to win a prize, phone the office at 250-672-5611 ext. 3 or email office@starjournal.net with your guess by Jan 3, 2020.
Impaired driving is 100 per cent preventable

Impaired driving is 100 per cent preventable

Mounties embrace impaired driving CounterAttack campaign

Building code changes to help build more safe, affordable homes

New updates to the B.C. Building and Plumbing Code (B.C. Building Code) came in to effect on Dec. 12, 2019, and the B.C. Government says this will support innovative construction methods to help build more affordable homes faster, while enhancing building standards for energy efficiency and safety for British Columbians.
Tyler Schilling, a member of TRU’s WolfPack

Tyler Schilling, a member of TRU’s WolfPack

Barriere grad Schilling pursuing science degree and playing basketball

Public input sought on hunting regulation changes

VICTORIA - Proposed hunting, trapping, motor vehicle restriction and firearms restriction regulation changes for 2020 to 2022 are online and available for public review and feedback.
Kirkwood can see grandkids at Christmas, judge rules

Kirkwood can see grandkids at Christmas, judge rules

Kirkwood made a brief appearance in Kamloops provincial court on Tuesday
Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP responds to Prime Minister’s Mandate Letter to Minister of Natural Resources

Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP responds to Prime Minister’s Mandate Letter to Minister of Natural Resources

MP Cathy McLeod criticized the letter’s lack off of references to the foresty crisis in B.C. Interior