Former mini-mall owners have failed to comply with order
Nadina Forest District to get 36 million trees
Distribute orange hearts to bring awareness to residential school victims
Aim is to increase number of lifeguards at leisure facility
Northern Health (NH) Connections is resuming its pre-pandemic passenger service and eligibility as COVID restrictions begin to loosen and more people get vaccinated.
When I started writing for Houston and Burns Lake, I vowed to write as if everyday was a learning experience, I vowed to not assume the problems and issues and be just and objective and understand what people really cared about. It has been a year and change, and I have definitely learned to write about the northern communities as if I would about my own hometown, with conviction, passion and love.
Fire rating between high and extreme danger for the region
A wildfire has been spotted in the vicinity of the Poplar mountain, roughly 35 kilometres south of Houston.
VIDEO: Tornado briefly touches down in Houston, B.C.
The B.C. Wildfire service is responding to the Cutoff Creek Fire (G41269), located just north of Big Bend Arm. It is approximately 600 hectares in size and is classified as out of control.
Developer paying for portion of Hwy16 sidewalk
A working foreman will be added to payroll
Provisions to be included in new bylaw
Receives 2020 Sherman Olson Lifetime Achievement Award
The BC River Forecast Centre says river levels in the upper Fraser to rise
Houston Christian School's class of 2021 had their graduation on June 24 with several activities, and preparations leading up to it. A total of 12 students graduated this year. They had a photoshoot done at the Steelhead Park and passed Bibles to the school's incoming kindergarten students - a longtime grad tradition. The official ceremony began at the school in the evening and later the grads returned to the park for a drive-by cheering from parents and friends. (Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)
The Dze L K'ant Friendship Centre Society celebrated the Indigenous Peoples Day in Houston last week with several displays and activities at centre's parking lot. Russell Tiljoe, under the shade of an umbrella on the bright sunny day, talked about the success of young First Nations in our schools and society. There was a lot of food, Popsicles, drumming and activities for kids. Herb West and grandson Darson Teegee (4) from Takla First Nation were seen enjoying the slide during this event. (Submitted/Houston Today)
Executives and volunteers painting the exterior
It has been 19 years since the disappearance of 24 year-old Nicole Hoar from what is dubbed as the Highway of Tears.
Rate is below the provincial average
