Nordics to receive $25,000 for snow cat
Conditions were right for ignition from a cigarette
The man had been released by RCMP on June 26 and taken to a shelter, where he was found dead the next day
A family column for the 100 Mile Free Press
Max Winkelman is leaving the 100 Mile Free Press
Public meeting was poorly attended
'We're having a hard time through this COVID'
'It's been over a month now since those holes have been developing'
'I've got a little hole in my tire from a rock but the track's in great shape'
'At present we do not have the funds to operate for more than a couple of months'
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The weekly editorial for the 100 Mile Free Press
The existing number of dwellings are not allowed under the current zoning
The weekly editorial for the 100 Mile Free Press
'We must ensure that the services we provide are realistically sustainable'
No stopping during heavy rain on highways near Cache Creek
40 YEARS AGO (1980): Provincial Minister of Energy, Mines, and Petroleum, Bob McClelland announced that if may be possible to utilize the large deposits of low grade coal in the Hat Creek Valley north of Lillooet as a source of gasoline fuel. He stated that the Energy Development Agency had entered into negotiations to issue a contract for a feasibility study on producing liquid fuels from the deposit. Cariboo MLA Alex Fraser, minister of transportation and highways, commented that the process for producing liquid fuel was not new.
'We're very excited of course'
'I did extra to show them that I deserved it'
'We're just sorting it all out right now'
