Public libraries in many communities throughout B.C., including Merritt’s Thompson Nicola Regional Library (TNRL) branch, will benefit from $45 million in provincial funding following an announcement by the province.
Although there are many different types of recycling, the CRP can only accept paper products, cardboard products, hard plastic products, and metal products.
Following negative feedback on the name change of a well-known road in Lower Nicola, the Thompson Nicola Regional District is seeking further public input from TNRD Area ‘M’ residents living along what is now technically known as Aberdeen Mine Road.
At their recent regular meeting, Merritt City Council voted unanimously to extend that agreement under new terms after a TNRD Fire Services Review showed that the City of Merritt was being underfunded compared to other jurisdictions in the TNRD.
A total amount of $570,000 combined from both the Province and TNRD is being used to fund the upgrades of the rodeo grounds.
The Thompson Nicola Regional District (TNRD) has released the nomination packages needed to run for the position of Area Director.
Two local area directors with the Thompson Nicola Regional District (TNRD) are giving back to the community, partnering up to donate $3500 to two Merritt-based non-profit societies.
The local chapter of NatureKidsBC hosted its annual ‘Weed Pull’ event in an effort to preserve a rapidly disappearing ecosystem in the province.
On Tuesday, June 28, The City of Merritt held it’s regular council meeting wherein they entered in a mutual aid agreement with the District of Logan Lake. This agreement allows both parties to assist in each other’s emergency situations, should the need arise.
The Thompson Nicola Regional District (TNRD) announced on June 23 that, effective immediately, they have suspended fire protection services in the Lower Nicola area until further notice.
Residents of the City of Merritt will soon be able to prevent the spread of noxious weed on their properties and throughout the community, thanks to a new partnership with the Thompson Nicola Regional District (TNRD) offering many free and subsidized services.
The Thompson Nicola Regional Library (TNRL) is hosting a series of interactive online events throughout the month of May, including three ‘One Book Wednesday’ events that look to bring awareness to this year’s committee selected ‘One Book, One Community’ (OBOC) book and the traumatic but important message it conveys.
The City of Merritt will receive $329,000 in flood mitigation funding from the provincial government, a move both parties are hopeful will better prepare the community for future freshets and weather events.
The TNRD has announced that they are eliminating free disposal days, which have been held throughout the region for nearly ten years.
Heavy snowfall is expected through Saturday morning.
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District Board of Directors has elected Barriere Mayor Bill Humphreys...
Starting Sept. 30, residents of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) will be able to avoid...
