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Support available for youth in care

Co-ordinated services help youth transition to adulthood

Ways to prevent illness

Aging a fact of life but manageable with proper care

Why a social policy framework?

Provincial government plays a key role in social policy framework

Most of the 17 violinists, violists and cellists, who played in the String Orchestra performance on May 25, were current students of Dr. Curtis Wolfe. They were joined by three former students from Kelowna and delighted the audience at Martin Exeter Hall in 100 Mile House.

Gavottes, minuets and more

String orchestra performance enjoyed by Martin Exeter Hall audience

Most of the 17 violinists, violists and cellists, who played in the String Orchestra performance on May 25, were current students of Dr. Curtis Wolfe. They were joined by three former students from Kelowna and delighted the audience at Martin Exeter Hall in 100 Mile House.

Visit Royalty at Victorian Royal Tea in Barkerville

On Victoria Day (May 19), visitors to Barkerville Historic Town are invited to enjoy Royal Tea with Royalty

A capacity audience heard the Jack Glatzer and Friends concert focusing on world-renowned violinist Jack Glatzer from Portugal. He was performing with various local friends in 100 Mile House on May 3. The performers included Brian Beattie, left, Jasmine Kreschuk, Anthony Lau, Jack Glatzer, Ingrid Mapson, Daven Mapson, Curtis Wolfe, Alex Zamorano, Patricia Friesen and Marilyn Buyar.

Jack Glatzer and Friends Concert sparkled

Local musicians were marvellous as they played with Glatzer

A capacity audience heard the Jack Glatzer and Friends concert focusing on world-renowned violinist Jack Glatzer from Portugal. He was performing with various local friends in 100 Mile House on May 3. The performers included Brian Beattie, left, Jasmine Kreschuk, Anthony Lau, Jack Glatzer, Ingrid Mapson, Daven Mapson, Curtis Wolfe, Alex Zamorano, Patricia Friesen and Marilyn Buyar.

CRD missing an economic opportunity

Interlakes Economic Association: CRD zoning bylaw restrictive

Infrastructure needs great across country

Harper government cutting Building Canada Fund for surplus

Black refinery greenest proposal

Turning bitumen to light fuels best transportation option

It’s time for Canadian taxpayers to say ‘Enough’

Reader: prime minister using tax dollars to buy votes

Prime minister thanked for his decision

Fish Lake Alliance hopes New Prosperity proposal concluded

Bitumen spill would be disasterous

Bitumen needs to be refined before tanker transport

Thanking your Administrative Assistant

Consider giving a gift that will be appreciated all year

Walk on the rural side at Barriere Expo

Rural Living Expo and Trade Show coming to fairgrounds Apr. 26 and 27

Farm safety education for life

Canada Safety Council offers farm safety information, courses

MMBC a cash grab, power play

Don't need outside, unaccountable big business running our recycling

CRIME STOPPERS TIPS OF THE WEEK

100 Mile House RCMP looking for public assistance in solving a fuel theft

Police and emergency crews responded to a rear-end collision between a Ford Ranger pickup truck and a logging truck on Horse Lake Road near Perry Road on March 5. According to the RCMP, the female driver of the pickup truck had come up behind the logging truck during deteriorating weather conditions and blowing snow and struck the logging truck, which appeared to be slowing down to negotiate a turn.

Police Blotter

100 Mile House RCMP dealt with a few motor vehicle incident last week

Police and emergency crews responded to a rear-end collision between a Ford Ranger pickup truck and a logging truck on Horse Lake Road near Perry Road on March 5. According to the RCMP, the female driver of the pickup truck had come up behind the logging truck during deteriorating weather conditions and blowing snow and struck the logging truck, which appeared to be slowing down to negotiate a turn.
Icy, snow-covered road conditions were contributing factors for a three-vehicle incident on the 103 Mile hill on Highway 97 at 7:48 on March 6. Two of the drivers suffered minor injuries, and there were traffic delays in both directions for about an hour.

MVI at 103 Mile Hill on Highway 97 on March 6

Icy snow-covered road leads to three-vehicle Motor incident

Icy, snow-covered road conditions were contributing factors for a three-vehicle incident on the 103 Mile hill on Highway 97 at 7:48 on March 6. Two of the drivers suffered minor injuries, and there were traffic delays in both directions for about an hour.

Barkerville welcomes Mandy Kilsby

The former Quesnel resident is Barkerville Heritage Trust’s new curator