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ARCHIVES: 1899 brings a change of name and direction for the Journal
The paper, established in 1895 as the B.C. Mining Journal, becomes the Ashcroft Journal
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The Old West: Governor James Douglas and Colonial Victoria
A column by Bruce Uzelman
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QUIZ: In celebration of Mother’s Day
The second Sunday of May is a time to honour mothers
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Rockin’ and Talkin’ With the Clinton Seniors’ Association
Don’t let age become an excuse to stop learning and growing
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Volunteering might not always make headlines but it can change lives
Volunteers are the backbone of many organizations, charities, and community events
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Tl’etinqox offers space for church services after Chilcotin Log Church fire
In February their church was destroyed by fire
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QUIZ: Are you ready for gardening season?
May is the time when many Canadians begin to plant their gardens
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ARCHIVES: In 1974, bighorn sheep are a big attraction at Spences Bridge
Man who helped bring bighorn sheep to the area in 1927 recounts their history
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Walker Valley recovers seven years after Gustafsen Fire
Trees planted six years ago by South Cariboo students are now growing strong once more
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The Old West: The Dewdney Trail and Fort Steele – Part 2
A column by Bruce Uzelman
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