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Several Thousands of Dollars of Jewelry Stolen in 100 Mile House
A jewelry store on Birch Avenue in 100 Mile House was the subject of a break and enter early on Saturday morning.CPL Ryder Birtwistle with the 100 Mile House...
Fire Chief Missing In Cache Creek
The following information is from the Ashcroft RCMP Website:The Ashcroft RCMP are currently searching a segment of Cache Creek, near the village of Cache Creek, BC, for missing person, Clayton Cassidy.On...
Thunderstorm Watch in Effect for 100 Mile House
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement that is currently in effect for 100 Mile House.Beginning this evening conditions are favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms that...
Family-Friendly Trail Opens in 100 Mile House
The Demonstration Forest & Nature Trail in the 99 Mile Recreation area has been fully restored and is once again open to the public.This project was undertaken by The...
Small Power Outage Affecting 108 Mile Ranch
A small part of the 108 mile ranch will be without power for most of the day.According to BC Hydro, 239 customers are being affected by the outage which...
Carpet Bowling Provincials Start Today in 100 Mile House
The 2017 Provincial Carpet Bowling Championships are set and ready to go in 100 Mile House starting today.Sue Pinkerton, President of 100 Mile Carpet Bowling says there will be...
Spring Clean-Up Underway
It is that time of year again!Residents of 100 Mile House are advised the annual “Spring Clean-Up” campaign will run this week until Friday April.28thMunicipal crews will be collecting...
Junior Hockey Showcase set to go in 100 Mile House
Starting today nearly 70 junior hockey players from across the province will be gathering in 100 Mile House for a showcase event at the South Cariboo Rec Centre.Dale Hladun,...
Icy Conditions Caused Headaches on Saturday
A late surge of winter weather wreaked havoc on roads in the South Cariboo this past weekend.Corporal Brian Lamb...
New affordable housing project in 100 Mile House Receives $1.5 Million
Low-income adults and people with special needs will soon have access to 18 new units of affordable rental housing...
Short Ground Search Ends Happy in the South Cariboo
Police in 100 Mile House recently responded to a report of an overdue elderly male who was walking his...
Road Rage Incident Involving Axe in 100 Mile House
RCMP in 100 Mile house were recently called to a report of a road rage incident southbound on HWY...
Greyhound Bus Catches Fire near Cache Creek
A fire broke out on a Greyhound Bus Thursday morning which was en route from 100 Mile House to...
Improved High Speed Internet Coming to 100 Mile House
More than 2,700 residents in 100 Mile House and the neighboring communities will be better able to access faster...
Concept Design Underway for SCRC
The Cariboo Regional District has awarded a contract for concept design services for the South Cariboo Recreation Centre expansion...
Totem Poles Unveiled at Bridge Lake Ice Caves
Two Totem Poles carved by a Canim Lake First Nations artist were unveiled at the Bridge Lake Ice Caves...
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Williams Lake Stampede brought in $5 mil, but needs help to be sustainable
The Williams Lake Stampede Association presented the economic impact that the 2025 Stampede contributed to the City. The Stampede Association also advocated for the City of Williams Lake to help make organizing and putting on the Stampede more sustainable as the volunteer base is shrinking and burning out.
Multiple Evacuation Alerts and Orders Lifted in Cariboo Fire Centre
The Evacuation Orders in the Beef Trail Creek Area and Area 2, the Dusty Lake Area, and Charlotte Lake Area have been Lifted by local First Nations Bands and the Cariboo Regional District on September 16.
Overton, Suapa secure commitments from varsity hockey programs
The Capitals begin their regular season with a four game showcase in Surrey from September 26th to 28th against the Vancouver Island Seals (twice), the Fraser Valley Rush and Greater Vancouver Comets.
Public sector workers escalate job action as strike enters third week
The B.C. General Employees Union and the Professional Employees Association are escalating job action as their members enter a third week of strikes.
B.C. approves environmental certificate for massive LNG project on northern coast
British Columbia has given the green light to a floating liquified natural gas (LNG) export facility on B.C.’s northern coast.
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