“Home ownership is a big factor in property maintenance. Owning your home is a big motivator to care for those homes, as every dollar invested is at great risk, especially for homes that are built in or near a forest.”
A Merritt man is facing a slew of criminal theft and firearm related charges, adding seven new charges to the list by fleeing from police while out on bail.
The federal government has released a statement recognizing June as National Indigenous History Month, acknowledging both the importance of Indigenous culture and experiences, and the horrifying mistreatment of Indigenous people throughout the colonial history of Canada.
“Although Monkeypox cases continue to swell in Canada and around the world, the virus doesn’t currently seem to have the biological potential to cause the next pandemic.”
“The Merritt Dance Society would like to thank all the volunteers and donors for our Bottle Drive on May 28. We are proud to be in such a wonderful and generous community.”
“This Season will mark the beginning of the 50th year of the Longest Continuously Running Franchise in the BCHL. No other team in the BCHL may lay claim this title!”
“We are so grateful to have had you by our side and making sure that we always felt welcome at your school.”
“This Tulip is an inspiration! If it can do it so, can we!”
COVID-19 has inevitably negatively affected the fight against HIV / AIDS, TB and malaria. 22% less HIV testing and significant increase in TB and malaria deaths.
The Centennials have traversed one of the most difficult years ever alongside our various supporters who allow us to do all that we do.
Bass Coast Festival is returning after a long two and a half years and we are very excited to finally bring the festival back.
A few weekends ago, our club helped one of our leaders repair her home that was damaged by the flood.
City of Merritt Councillor Tony Luck looks to renew Merrittonian’s sense of community pride by finding ways to incentivize upkeep and tidiness of properties.
With increasing temperatures and debris from November’s flooding creating high concentrations of dust, the City of Merritt, along with the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy and Interior Health has issued an information bulletin addressing Merrittonians concerns.
“Are you Roland’s boy?” is a question I find is often used to identify me throughout Merritt, the community I’ve lived in since the day my family and I moved to Canada over 14 years ago.
Editor, This is part two of an earlier Public Service Announcement, regarding the upcoming Merritt...
If one compares the full cycle of electric vehicles (EVs) from manufacture, use and destruction/recycling they aren’t much better than internal combustion engine (ICE) alternatives.
“Yes, the one who gave the promise will stand by it
and carry it through with victory and honour
to the precious and united people and leaders of Ukraine.”
BC Representative for Children and Youth (RCY) released a report on Tuesday, March 29. The report explores Indigenous child welfare as the representative makes recommendations to eliminate inequality in funding.
Provincial Government invests $30 million towards watershed security projects for BC.
