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The Barriere Secondary Graduation Class of 2024 didn't let a few rain clouds detour their parade plans on June 15 as they waved from cars, trucks and even team driven wagons through town. The graduates were on their way to a memorable evening dressed in their finest.

An old saying: "Doubtless God could have made a better berry but doubtless God didn't." Could it be that the humble strawberry plant in fact plays a significant role in the history and culture of our valley?

The HISTORY channel will be premiering the Barriere-based Backroad Truckers Season Two on June 23 with back to back episodes one and two starting at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

The Father’s Day Fishing Derby sponsored by The North Thompson Fish and Game Club didn’t let a little rain dampen their motivation to land the ‘big one’ on Sunday, June 16. There were 34 participants including children taking part in this year’s annual event.

The Sheep Classic for 2013 will be a gathering place for more than 60 top breeders from across the country to showcase, exchange information and conduct business on world-class sheep and genetics. This year there are reportedly only two Canadian provinces that

In this long productive corridor we call ‘home’ the contributions of our indigenous friends are not lost on me as I reflect on the significance of National Indigenous Peoples Day.

The Barriere RCMP have been receiving an increased volume of complaints with respect to tenancy disputes. Civil issues can be difficult to manage for the parties involved.

June 20 marks the longest day of the year and the start of the summer season

On June 4, Ladies Night at Chinook Cove was a test to see if the ‘fours’ were with you

When Grade 6 student and girl guide, Hannah Gerow and her family heard about Better Beginnings Kitten Rescue they decided to volunteer to become a foster family for kittens needing a temporary home and have since fostered three kittens