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The children and the cadets laid most of the 102 wreaths against the cenotaph
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Wildfire at 16 Mile now being held
Wildfire started on the afternoon of June 15 at 16 Mile, east of Highway 97
‘Best Little Fest in the West’ returning to Spences Bridge
Belated 10th anniversary Desert Daze festival going ahead with music, vendors, workshops, and more
Study asks for public input to show actual Internet speeds in BC communities
Federal maps showing Internet speeds might be inflated, so communities lose out on faster Internet
Category 2 and 3 open fires, fireworks now banned in Kamloops Fire Centre
Ban on certain types of fires and fire activities in place until Oct. 15
Cache Creek eyes water conservation bylaw as usage increases
Water bylaw was considered in 2019 but did not move forward
VIDEO: Western premiers call for clarity, timelines on international travel, reopening rules
Trudeau has called Thursday meeting, premiers say they expect to leave that meeting with a plan
Williams Lake First Nation to search residential school site for unmarked graves
St. Joseph’s Mission Indian Residential School operated from 1886 to 1981
Lotto Max jackpot goes unclaimed again
42 of the 64 Maxmillion prizes of $1 million were won, the majority were sold in Ontario
Contaminants in generic drugs may cause long-term harm to DNA: B.C. researcher
Scientist says findings suggest high volume overseas facilities require strict regulation
Labour shortages, closed borders major obstacles to B.C. restaurant, tourism restarts
Industry expert says it won’t start to recover until international travellers can visit
VIDEO: 215 crosses go up in B.C. community to remember Kamloops residential school children
‘Sadly, there’s going to be more,” organizer says
Dirty money: Canadian currency the most germ-filled in the world, survey suggests
Canadian plastic currency was found to contain 209 bacterial cultures
B.C. ombudsperson labels youth confinement in jail ‘unsafe,’ calls for changes
Review states a maximum of 22 hours for youth, aged 12 from to 17, to be placed in solitary
Parents will need to fight ‘COVID learning slump’ over summer: B.C. literacy experts
Parents who play an active role in educating their children this summer can reverse the slump by nearly 80%, says Janet Mort
