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Highway 97 between Clinton and 70 Mile House will be reopening to all traffic in both directions as of noon on Saturday (Aug. 15), but non-local drivers are not allowed to stop at any time.

The highway has been closed since July 24 due to the Pear Lake wildfire.

On Friday, the Village of Clinton and the Thompson-Nicola Regional District announced that evacuation...


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Highway 97 between Clinton and 70 Mile House will be reopening to all traffic in both directions as of noon on Saturday (Aug. 15), but non-local drivers are not allowed to stop at any time.

The highway has been closed since July 24 due to the Pear Lake wildfire.

On Friday, the Village of Clinton and the Thompson-Nicola Regional District announced that evacuation...


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The driver of a vehicle struck by a train east of Mission earlier this month was issued a 90-day driving prohibition after failing two roadside screening device tests.

According to Mission RCMP’s “Community Connection” crime recap, the 34-year-old Rosedale woman allegedly thought the train tracks were a street, and quickly became stuck after turning onto the tracks.


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Citing public safety concerns, the B.C. government is starting to permanently close off a forest service road (FSR) near Trout Lake that accesses homes and runs up the Incomappleux River toward Glacier National Park.

Property owners, backcountry users, industry and environmentalists have voiced outrage over the province’s plans, describing lack of meaningful consultati...


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Be prepared to be self-sufficient for several days, be alert for fire, and give yourself space to absorb the changes you’ll see to the landscape.

That was the advice that more than 400 people heard during an online information session on Friday afternoon for residents of Clinton, the surrounding electoral area, and local First Nations who are preparing to return.

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