Life

The Great Cariboo Ride was started in 1983

History on Walls

Karen Passmore — entrepreneurial owner/web and graphic designer

Wendell Monical became immersed in ranching and horses at an early age, and they have remained the hub of his life ever since.

The first Clinton Ball in 1867 was a weeklong event with a masquerade ball, dinners and dances. Guests were invited from near and far and many travelled to Clinton by train, horseback, stagecoach and horse-drawn sleds.

The South Cariboo Adult Community Concert Band practice weekly and perform throughout the year.

After several failed attempts in the late 1800s, the Pacific Great Eastern Railway (PGE) began its quest to build a railway that brought hope of opening up a whole new world for some of British Columbia's remote regions.

History on Walls — Murals of the South Cariboo

For decades, hockey has been a premier sport for residents of the South Cariboo, and while the game was male-dominated in the early years, there was a group of girls in the 1960s who dared to buck the trend.

Sharon Issaks watercolour artist