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Forty new camera views in DriveBC network boost safety, travel planning across province

VICTORIA - British Columbians now have more access to bird’s-eyeview webcams to help plan their travel ahead of time, thanks to 11 new cameras and 40 new webcam views added to the DriveBC highway camera network.
Seasonal lull in real estate sales

Seasonal lull in real estate sales

Housing sales declined by 24 per cent in December, with 459 sales posted to the MLS.
Interior Health year in review: Message from Board Chair Doug Cochrane

Interior Health year in review: Message from Board Chair Doug Cochrane

As 2018 arrives, it is a great opportunity to reflect on the past year. On behalf of Interior Health, it is my pleasure to recap some highlights.
Office of B.C. Senior’s Advocate releases new report

Office of B.C. Senior’s Advocate releases new report

Third annual Monitoring Seniors ’ Services Report
Stumped on how to reuse your Christmas tree?

Stumped on how to reuse your Christmas tree?

Early childhood educator Jill Bienenstock has fun tips to repurpose them for learning

TRU, UBC Okanagan and UNBC create research pact

The universities are creating an inventory of equipment on campus, such as DNA sequencers
Music recital at Pentecostal Church in Barriere garners applause

Music recital at Pentecostal Church in Barriere garners applause

There is no better time to see local talent, especially children on stage performing than just before Christmas, and on Dec. 9, Margit’s Academy of Music’s young students showed their talent in a recital at the Barriere Pentecostal Church.
Snow and cold moves into North Thompson Valley

Snow and cold moves into North Thompson Valley

On Wednesday, Dec. 27, an Arctic cold front returned to the North Thompsdon Valley accompanied by some good strong snowfalls,
Threats mar Eight Peaks discussion

Threats mar Eight Peaks discussion

A few posts on social media do not represent the views of most snowmobilers, says BRPP president
Province raises threshold for homeowner grant to $1.65 million

Province raises threshold for homeowner grant to $1.65 million

Eligible homeowners must apply for the grant each year. To be eligible, the home must be used as the owner’s principal residence