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CN train collides with low-bed trailer stuck on Blue River rail crossing

CN train collides with low-bed trailer stuck on Blue River rail crossing

Road conditions surrounding the collision scene in Blue River were terrible, RCMP say
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Youth curling resumes at Barriere Curling Rink

Youth curling resumes at Barriere Curling Rink

More than 20 children attended the first two lessons
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Grade 12 Barriere Secondary School students present passion projects at Capstone Fair

Grade 12 Barriere Secondary School students present passion projects at Capstone Fair

The projects help students see how different subjects and skills connect, teacher says
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Simpcw Health Program receives exemplary health standards accreditation

Simpcw Health Program receives exemplary health standards accreditation

Only unmet requirement is sucession plan for herself, health director says
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‘Thriving’ Barriere artist, 16, holds first art show

‘Thriving’ Barriere artist, 16, holds first art show

Harmony Trommeshauser says she is excited about the sale and exhibit
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Grade 11 Barriere Secondary artist to present her abstract collection at first art show

Grade 11 Barriere Secondary artist to present her abstract collection at first art show

Harmony Trommeshauser, 16, says she is confident ahead of the sale and exhibit
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Grade 11 Barriere Secondary artist to present her abstract collection at first art show

Grade 11 Barriere Secondary artist to present her abstract collection at first art show

Harmony Trommeshauser, 16, says she is confident ahead of the sale and exhibit
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New local RCMP head says community policing and consultation are priorities

New local RCMP head says community policing and consultation are priorities

Kyle Camalush worked as an officer in Barriere for a few years leading up to 2021
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BC Children’s Hospital launches pet therapy program tailor-made for health-care staff

BC Children’s Hospital launches pet therapy program tailor-made for health-care staff

Foundation CEO: staff adapt to evolving pandemic to maintain ‘excellent care’ for children
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British Columbians still use delivery often months after restaurant dining rooms open

British Columbians still use delivery often months after restaurant dining rooms open

Better packaging maintains quality during delivery, but the plastics ban is on its way
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