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Barriere RCMP advise the public about operating dirt bikes and ORVs

Barriere RCMP advise the public about operating dirt bikes and ORVs

The Barriere RCMP advise the public about regulations regarding off-road vehicle operation such as dirt bikes and ORVs.
Cariboo politician's calendar benefits orphaned wildlife shelter

Cariboo politician's calendar benefits orphaned wildlife shelter

A new calendar featuring North Cariboo wildlife will aid orphaned wildlife at a shelter
UPDATE: Missing 55-year-old man located: RCMP

UPDATE: Missing 55-year-old man located: RCMP

Hare, 55,
Skeetchestn Stables lets students learn through getting their hands dirty

Skeetchestn Stables lets students learn through getting their hands dirty

Students excited about chance to get their hands dirty: 'Kids raise their hand when I say I need someone to help muck out a stall'
Important Notice: McLure Ferry closure Nov. 6, 7

Important Notice: McLure Ferry closure Nov. 6, 7

The McLure Ferry will be closed for maintenance on Nov. 6 and 7, 2024
Tsilhqot'in Chiefs call for removal of B.C. Conservative candidate

Tsilhqot'in Chiefs call for removal of B.C. Conservative candidate

The Tsilhqot'in National Government is asking Conservative Party of B.C. leader John Rustad to remove a party member after racist comments in the media
Williams Lake pressman marks 40 years at Cariboo Press

Williams Lake pressman marks 40 years at Cariboo Press

Mark Lees began his career on Oct. 22, 1984 as a pressman for Black Press Media
15 years later, Tyler Walton still missing from Williams Lake

15 years later, Tyler Walton still missing from Williams Lake

Tyler Walton is remembered as an outgoing, friendly person
New entrance for access to Kamloops Emergency Department at RIH

New entrance for access to Kamloops Emergency Department at RIH

Phase 1 of renovations to the Teck Emergency Department is now complete, which means a new entrance for visitors
B.C. Nurses of the Interior begin bargaining process in Penticton

B.C. Nurses of the Interior begin bargaining process in Penticton

Hundreds are expected in Penticton over Oct. 28 and 29