Year: 2011
Around Clinton - community news and events from Clinton. Susan Swan / December 6, 2011
The CP Holiday Train will be in Ashcroft on Dec. 16, along with entertainers Valdy and Tracey Brown. Wire Service / December 6, 2011
Children lined the streets of downtown Ashcroft to greet Mr. and Mrs. Claus at the annual Santa parade Wire Service / December 6, 2011
If the propaganda flowing over “tar sands” crude shipments across B.C. were oil, the province would be out of deficit by now. Tom Fletcher / December 6, 2011
Arts and entertainment news from around the Ashcroft-Cache Creek area. Nadine Davenport / December 6, 2011
A Bella Coola woman escaped her vehicle after it plunged into the icy lake. Contributed / December 6, 2011
Dec. 23 is the date of Ashcroft's annual Christmas Bird Count. Wendy Coomber / December 6, 2011
The men's Team Alberta was victorious at the Dominion Club Championships, but Ashcroft's very own Team BC will always be champions. Contributed / December 6, 2011
The Central restaurant receives local recognition as part of Ashcroft's heritage. Wire Service / December 6, 2011
From Loon Lake Road - news and musings from Loon Lake Barbara Hendricks / December 6, 2011
BC Ferries' board of directors has appointed senior executive Michael Corrigan to replace outgoing CEO David Hahn. Tom Fletcher / December 6, 2011
Last chance to try something new in 2011 - join us on the annual Ashcroft Christmas Bird Count on the 23rd. Wendy Coomber / December 6, 2011
Can the B.C. health care system withstand the retirement of baby boom generation? Tom Fletcher / December 5, 2011
ICBC charges $75 for a new or renewed driver's licence, but it only costs the corporation $10 to issue a licence. Tom Fletcher / December 5, 2011
B.C. Lions players celebrated their CFL championship with fans in Victoria Friday. Tom Fletcher / December 2, 2011
NDP critics want to tighten the rules and take a close look at the environmental effects of the newest form of deep drilling. Tom Fletcher / December 1, 2011
Cut in optional rates to offset much of the pain for most B.C. motorists Jeff Nagel / December 1, 2011
Drug dealers are walking free from clogged courts, while Ottawa gears up for more drug prosecutions. Tom Fletcher / November 30, 2011
The toughest of B.C.'s new impaired driving penalties infringe people's constitutional rights, a judge has ruled. Tom Fletcher / November 30, 2011
B.C. has reached a new 20-year deal for RCMP services on the day a deadline was set by Ottawa. Tom Fletcher / November 30, 2011