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BC Ferries reports record-breaking traffic for first quarter

BC Ferries reports record-breaking traffic for first quarter

Vehicle traffic was the highest it’s ever been, and passenger traffic is the highest it’s been in over 20 years for the months of April, May and June.

Responsibilities of electing to stay during an Evacuation Order

Thompson-Nicola Regional District The Thompson Nicola Regional District (TNRD) bases Evacuation Orders on the recommendations of BC Wildfire and these orders are placed for the safety of our residents. Leaving during an Evacuation Order is the best course of action for your personal safety. Leaving when ordered also allows BC Wildfire to operate in the most effective way possible.
Three new judges appointed in B.C., two senior judges reappointed

Three new judges appointed in B.C., two senior judges reappointed

Senior judges will serve B.C.-wide, new judges head to Penticton, Kelowna and Kamloops

District of Barriere highlights from Aug. 14 regular council meeting

A regular Council meeting for the District of Barriere took place last Monday. District of Barriere CAO Colleen Hannigan presented the following report regarding overall water improvements.
B.C. highway sees snow in summer

B.C. highway sees snow in summer

Weeks of hot and dry weather ended by a hailstorm in Little Fort
Meeting examines Geopark proposal

Meeting examines Geopark proposal

What is a Geopark and would one be a good thing for the North Thompson Valley?
Shambhala Music Festival cancels Sunday night lineup

Shambhala Music Festival cancels Sunday night lineup

More than 17,000 festival goers have been at the music festival since Friday.
Search and Rescue extricates injured hiker

Search and Rescue extricates injured hiker

Dislocated kneecap leaves well-known Clearwater hiker waiting to be rescued

TNRD says plastic bags to be separated from recyclables

Just when you thought you had the sorting of your household recycling figured out, the Thompson- Nicola Regional District (TNRD) has advised that their mixed recycling program will be undergoing a change starting Sept. 5. As of that date the TNRD will no longer be able to accept plastic bags in with mixed recycling. The TNRD notes in a press release sent out this week, “Because recycling recovery facilities throughout B.C.
NDP eliminate tuition for adult education, will end interest on student loans

NDP eliminate tuition for adult education, will end interest on student loans

Government says this will open door for tens of thousands of people to upgrade their skills and save money.