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Search and rescues seeks volunteers

The Cariboo Regional District’s Central Cariboo Search & Rescue (CCSAR) group is frequently viewed by the public as being a huge organization with a limitless supply of human resources.
B.C. donates $500,000 for Japan relief

B.C. donates $500,000 for Japan relief

B.C.'s minimum wage going up May 1

B.C.'s minimum wage going up May 1

Officials see no risk to B.C. from Japanese radiation

Officials see no risk to B.C. from Japanese radiation

Food supply testing expected, Metro mayors want more info on potential 'worst-case scenario'
Legislature waits for school seismic upgrades

Legislature waits for school seismic upgrades

Clark presses Harper on B.C. mine

Clark presses Harper on B.C. mine

Potential ambassadors gather in Merritt

Potential ambassadors gather in Merritt

The British Columbia Ambassador Program is an annual event that takes place in Merritt, B.C., in August. This program is open to any young man or woman age 17 to 23, who has previously held an Ambassador/Royal title in British Columbia. Each year, three members are chosen to represent the youth of our province. As part of their duties, they travel throughout the province promoting our mandate of Education, Motivation, and Self-Esteem.

City: more needed for Victim Services

The decision to decrease the operational hours of the RCMP Victim Services program due to staff burnout in October 2009 wasn’t a happy one.
Photo subject the lucky bidder during dinner and auction

Photo subject the lucky bidder during dinner and auction

The Chilcotin Rod and Gun Club Wild Game Dinner and Auction, held at Alexis Creek on Saturday was well-attended, and yielded one of the largest ever profits for the club.
Laughter plentiful at Cowboy Festival

Laughter plentiful at Cowboy Festival

Frank Gleeson of Williams Lake was back performing his unique brand of rapid-fire cowboy poetry at the Kamloops Cowboy Festival this past weekend.