Tag: 108 Mile Ranch

South Cariboo residents got burned playing with campfires

South Cariboo residents are feeling the burn of having a campfire while there is ongoing campfire bans across the Cariboo.

One sent to hospital in 108 Mile motor vehicle accident

Police attended the scene of a vehicle collision in the 108 Mile Ranch area that sent one person to hospital.

108 Mile – Spruce Hills Resort gets ordered to close restaurant and pool by Interior Health

Interior Health as ordered the closure of the pool, hot tubs, and restaurant, including the contenintal breakfast, at the Spruce Hills Resort and Spa in 108 Mile Ranch effective immediately. Interior Health says in a statement the concerns are due to public health risks and contraventions with the BC Public Health Act and Drinking Water Protection Acts.

Two Occupants of Vehicle Arrested for Attempting to Flee RCMP in 100 Mile

A man and a woman were arrest by the 100 Mile House RCMP for resisting arrest, obstruction, and attempting to flee, during an impaired driving stop. The man and woman were released with driving prohibitions and pending charges.

Update: Boil Water Notice for 108 Mile

A Boil Water Notice has been put into effect in 108 Mile Ranch, due to what the Cariboo Regional District says is a "substantial water main break and loss of pressure in large areas in the system."

100 Mile House RCMP Arrest One in Drug Searches

One man was arrested during two 'controlled substances' searches in 108 Mile Ranch. 100 Mile House RCMP and the Cariboo...

Lucille Armstrong, 2024’s South Cariboo Citizen of the Year

It came as "a total shock" to Lucille Armstrong when she heard her name announced as the 2024 South Cariboo Citizen of the Year on Canada Day.

Canada Day Celebrations Across the Cariboo

Although Canada is on a Tuesday, there are going to be plenty of celebrations for Canada's 158th anniversary this...

Cariboo Off Road Clubs Receive Funding for Trail Projects

Two Cariboo off–roading clubs have received provincial grant funding for two trail projects this year. The Williams Lake Off-Road Motorcycle...

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...

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...

Drunk Driver to Blame for Power Outage

More information is now known regarding the MVI that left the 108 Mile Ranch and Lac La Hache without...

Snowy Roads cause MVI in 100 Mile House

The first real snowfall of the winter caused some problems in 100 Mile House this morning. RCMP were called to...

South Cariboo Regional Airport Receives $18,350 Grant

The South Cariboo Regional airport at 108 Mile Ranch was recently awarded a grant by the provincial government. MLA for...

Conservation Officer Offers Tips For Bear Encounters

With the massive increase in bear activity across the Cariboo region, how to actually handle an encounter is becoming...

Advance Polls Open at Noon in South Cariboo (and everywhere else)

Turkey and pumpkin pie won’t be the only focus of this upcoming weekend as advance polls for the 42nd Canadian...

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