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BC ELECTION 2024: Meet the four Prince George-North Cariboo candidates

The Municipal Election will be held on Saturday, October 19th. MyCaribooNow reached out to each candidate running to become the MLA in the Prince George-North Cariboo riding for their response to the following four questions: Tell us about yourself? What do you think is the most important issue for the area...

Two Vehicle Collision Closed Highway 97 Near Campbell Road Over The Weekend

100 Mile House RCMP continue their investigation into a two vehicle collision on Highway 97 near Campbell Road. Staff Sargeant Brian Lamb said Police, Emergency Health Services and 100 Mile Fire Rescue attended the scene on Saturday. “Upon arrival a pickup truck was found engulfed in flames and a semi tractor...

Residents No Longer Need To Boil Water From The Lac La Hache Water System

The Cariboo Regional District has rescinded the Boil Water Notice for the Lac La Hache Water System. Resident no longer need to boil water from the system before consuming it. Interior Health authorized the end of this notice after receiving two satisfactory samples from the water system and after confirmation that...

Above Average Temperatures Felt This Thanksgiving Weekend In The Cariboo

There was plenty to be thankful for over the long weekend, including the temperatures experienced in the Cariboo region. Environment Canada Meteorologist Lisa Erven said the maximum daytime temperatures on Saturday and Sunday got up to 17 or 18 degrees depending on where you live which is 7 to 8...

Thousands vote early for the provincial election in the Cariboo ridings

The advance pools in the two Cariboo ridings for the upcoming provincial election have been very busy so far. Elections BC says 2,252 people voted in the first advance poll in the Cariboo-Chilcotin riding on Thursday, October 10th. 4,877 people have voted...

First Nations Chief’s Urged To Vote No Against Proposed Settlement

First Nations Chiefs across the country are being asked to vote on the draft Final Settlement Agreement on the long-term Reform of the First Nations Child and Family Services Program. Tsilhqot'in National Government is deeply concerned by the implications of this proposed agreement between the Assembly of First Nations and...
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