The only senior girl on the basketball team
The Merritt team has only one grade 12 student and her name is Yolanda Charlie.
Category: Profiles
NVIT introduces new Chair
The Nicola Valley Institute of Technology announced on January 13, that there is a new Chair for the Board of Governors.
SEI Logistics awarded tax credits for portable solar panel
Tax incentive consultancy Catax reveals that the Merritt based SEI logistics secured $39,463 in tax credits after developing a portable solar panel that can be used in remote and harsh environments.
New holistic healing business opens in Merritt
Emmanuelle Dugas has always had a passion for helping others achieve their health and wellness goals, with the local entrepreneur and massage therapist making her return to downtown Merritt by opening The Point Holistic Healing.
Leadership Changes in SD58
A new year brings along new changes, and 2023 is no exception to that rule for School District 58, who made changes to their leadership teams at a number of Merritt schools.
Bass Coast releases ’12 Days Vol. 6′ album
Though the holiday season had just passed, electronic music festival Bass Coast is still in the spirit of giving. Releasing the sixth volume of their annual compilation album titled ‘12 Days’, the festival will once again donate proceeds to the Nicola Valley and District Food Bank, helping feed the people of Merritt, Bass Coast’s host city.
Merritt player joins the U18 Hockey Canada team
Upon looking at the roster, one could spot #25, Gracie Graham, and see that she is a B.C. girl, hailing from Kelowna. However, what the roster stats do not tell you is that Graham has very deep roots in Merritt, where she started out her playing career.
Dana Cooke looks forward to an ‘eventful’ 2023
From Lexington, Kentucky, to Rome, Italy, Cooke’s year was full of high profile appearances, intense training, and fierce competition.
Teck releases annual Economic Contribution Report
Teck Resources, the parent company of local economic powerhouse Highland Valley Copper Mine, has released its annual Economic Contribution Report.
Merritt bodybuilder to compete at the 2023 Arnold Classic
This coming March, she will have another go at the prestigious competition and will get the full experience of having an audience to showcase her hard earned physique.
ICS’ snow removal program
Seniors in the community are benefiting from a snow removal service, operated by Interior Community Services (ICS) through United Way, amidst a cold snap that has seen plenty of snowfall.
How does the RCMP identify drunk drivers?
With the most modern technology implemented to measure a driver’s blood alcohol level, the RCMP is ensuring the most accurate readings to identify impaired drivers.
Locals prove why they are true Cents ‘superfans’
Catherine and Laura Belliveau are locals who do not shy away from their fandom for BCHL’s oldest running franchise.
Community Christmas Dinner returns to Merritt
The Community Christmas Dinner took place on Wednesday, December 14. This marks the return of the annual community event after the fires, floods, and the COVID 19 pandemic.
Centennials sign AJHL forward Rhett Miller
Rhett Miller, a 2005 born forward hailing from the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL), will don a Cents jersey and reunite with former teammates for the 2023/24 season.
Premier Eby announces his new cabinet
Newly sworn-in British Columbia Premier David Eby has announced his new cabinet, with the shuffle bringing a blend of ministerial veterans and newbies alike.
The third annual Christmas dinner delivery
The third annual Christmas dinner invites people to order someone else a meal for Christmas. For $30, a person can buy someone a dinner meal for Christmas day, which will be delivered by volunteers on their behalf.
Approved wind energy project looks to help local economy
Following the approval of the Mount Mabel Wind Projects, wind energy development company MKI, continues to collect data and further develop their alternative energy project.
Christmas luncheon at St. Michael’s Anglican Church
As Christmas Day approaches, the St. Michael’s Anglican Church looks to bring Friendship Fridays back, starting with a turkey lunch on December 16.
Local author releases a new Christmas book for families
Local author Bonnie Cowan looks to add to the cheer and good tidings for families in the Nicola Valley, releasing her annual Christmas tale just in time for winter break.
