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simplymastery and Ashcroft-Cache Creek Journal win Canadian Community Newspaper Award for Fire Fight

simplymastery and Ashcroft-Cache Creek Journal win Canadian Community Newspaper Award for Fire Fight

“[It] should be shared with all the people who told us their stories and trusted us with them”
Mile 108 teacher heads to B.C. offshore school in Egypt

Mile 108 teacher heads to B.C. offshore school in Egypt

‘I don’t know exactly what to expect, but that’s kind of what I’m excited for.’
100 Mile House’s six new permanent paramedics have arrived

100 Mile House’s six new permanent paramedics have arrived

Richard Miller is one of six new full-time paramedics in Station 327
In your own backyard: Ruth Lake

In your own backyard: Ruth Lake

An afternoon of napping on Ruth Lake
From the archives of the simplymastery

From the archives of the simplymastery

38 Years Ago (1980): The provincial government dispensed over $28,000 in grants from lottery funds and provincial programs to recreation areas in the South Cariboo since January of 1980. The largest single grant was given to the 70 Mile House Community Club on April 17. It allotted $16, 792.16 for the construction of the 70 Mile House Community Hall, under the funds created by the Recreation Facilities Fund Grant. The Canim Lake Farmers Institute received $8,000 from the lottery fund in Feb. 18.
Earl Johnson, missionary and author, is coming to 100 Mile House

Earl Johnson, missionary and author, is coming to 100 Mile House

His mission is simple, ‘the goodness and greatness of our God.’
South Cariboo residents weigh in on Greyhound’s decision to pull service from Western Canada

South Cariboo residents weigh in on Greyhound’s decision to pull service from Western Canada

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Bike raffle winner at 100 Mile House’s Safeway ‘so meant to be’

Bike raffle winner at 100 Mile House’s Safeway ‘so meant to be’

Rebuilding after fire took their home, the Duits family was short one bike for daughter Elizabeth
How South Cariboo fire departments dealt with and were affected by last summer’s wildfires

How South Cariboo fire departments dealt with and were affected by last summer’s wildfires

‘We train for the what ifs.’
B.C. First Nations move to ban non-native moose hunting in Chilcotin

B.C. First Nations move to ban non-native moose hunting in Chilcotin

Tsilhqot’in Nation target provincial government’s LEH moose hunts