Support for the project came from Wells Gray Community Forest and North Thompson Communities Foundation
Phyllis Bucknell (l) and Debbie Mattenley in the Elks Hall kitchen.
Clearwater Elks representatives Phyllis Bucknell (l) and Debbie Mattenley show off the new appliances and renovations in the Elks Hall kitchen.
Support for the project came from Wells Gray Community Forest and North Thompson Communities Foundation.
Voting takes place Oct. 20
Take a look inside B.C.’s first and only legal pot shop located in Kamloops
Voting takes place Oct. 20
Staying true to core beliefs of family, friends, community, and our freedoms
But Canadians won’t see major policing changes as pot becomes legal
About five people lined up early for the opening of the BC Cannabis Store in Kamloops.
BMO’s Omar Abouzaher outlines the pros and cons of both types of mortgages
Transportation Ministry crews are ready to start work on the Old Fort road
Around the BCHL is a look at goings-on in the BCHL and the junior A world.
Spending, deficits higher in countries where voting system used
Advocates say the black market will continue to thrive until small retail shops and craft growers are included in the regime.
Just under half of households no longer have a landline phone
The Canadian Press Baloney Meter is a dispassionate examination of political statements culminating in a ranking of accuracy on a scale of “no baloney” to “full of baloney”.
State emergency management officials said some 124,500 customers across the Panhandle were still without power Wednesday morning and 1,157 remained in shelters.
