Chase might soon be overrun with hockey players with the opening of a new hockey academy.
The long awaited Pritchard eco-depot will be opening sooner rather than later.
The loud bangs caused by controlled avalanche blasts in February were a result of the use of different and more powerful charges
The fate of Chase road rescue came into question Tuesday afternoon when council sat down for the first meeting in the 2013 budget process
The Chase Village Council has been busy lately doing what they can to help the community move forward.
300+ Shuswap residents experienced the song, music, dance and other entertaining offerings of FACES Studio’s first annual Spring recital
The busy sounds of construction have been put on hold, as the Village Chase awaits permit approval for the new wharf.
Chase residents will be able to line the streets to take in the latest event to come to the village, the first-ever lawn mower races
The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a man who died in a fiery crash near Cache Creek on March 1
Jean-Paul Kowal instead found guilty of dangerous driving causing death.
A village resident stood before council Tuesday, in hopes of getting stricter rules for Chase’s nightlife scene.
The driver killed Monday has been identified by RCMP as Gurminder Singh Minhas, 30, of Grande Prairie.
An RCMP Dive team discovered the body of a man submerged near the cab of the semi truck.
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure has contacted the village office to apologize after controlled avalanche blasts on Feb. 1
Chase residents will soon see a 10 per cent increase in their water rates on their upcoming bill
Probus Club of Copper Island has celebrated a major landmark, officially become one of the more than 200 Probus clubs in Canada
Locals are starting to feel skeptical the Trans-Canada Highway will every be fully four laned between Kamloops and Chase.
A peaked interest in tourism has sparked conversation about the expansion and upgrade of Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park
A game that started off looking like the Broncos might be in some trouble, took a jaw-dropping turn for the better
Scotch Creek resident Doug Kilback has received one of the top awards the Scotch Creek Volunteer Fire Department can present
