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These notices have been sent out to homes with an above-average increase in their 2018 assessment

Facility’s target audience would include School District 73 and local residents

Former North Thompson resident convicted of sexually assaulting teen boys in 1970s, 1980s

The Volunteer Appreciation Banquet hosted by the North Thompson Fall Fair and Rodeo Association (NTFFRA) on Dec. 2 in the North Thompson Agriplex Hall was an amazing gathering of some 150 folks who make a difference in their communities. Attendees came from Kamloops to Clearwater to enjoy a delicious buffet supper with mountains of food and good people to share it with.

Barriere’s Search and Rescue Association is currently looking back on 35 years of service to the community, and it’s surrounding area. During all of those years volunteer members have consistently been there, to train, and to assist when they are needed.

UBC researchers are using aerial drones to study the historic 2017 wildfires in the province

According to the report, there has been some interest generated in the communities to relocate

Constables removed sheep, piglets, chickens and more

Conclusion of investigation into the actions of the officer from Valentine’s Day 2015.

Saying he and his colleagues made the decision “with a heavy heart,” Premier John Horgan announced his government will continue with the controversial Site C hydroelectric dam project. Calling it a difficult issue, Horgan said he has listened to people from all walks of life — those who will be impacted and those working to build the dam in northeast B.C., among others — and knows it will have profound impacts on all of them.