Our Town

Participants who decrease their electricity consumption by 10 per cent or more in a year earn a $50 reward.

Participants at the Valentine's Day event chased away the winter blues by creating a vibrant mural for the community.

The new owners are planning some changes at the Cache Creek course, in order to win back former members and get new ones.

The grassroots campaign, which started in B.C. in 2011, has now spread across Canada.

The water has gone from Poor to Fair, but those in at-risk populations should still boil water they plan to consume.

A computer workshop will teach users about Apple's operating system; plus Kamloops Library is holding a Read-In for freedom.

Representatives claiming to be from FortisBC are turning up unannounced asking to check your furnace; but they aren't from FortisBC.

Ashcroft and Cache Creek both went down in population between 2011 and 2016, while other small TNRD communities made only modest gains.

Clinton and District Assisted Living Society hopes this brings the group closer to building a supportive-living facility on the property.

This year's event, on February 26, looks at the very early days of Ashcroft, including First Nations, founding fathers, and fashion.