ROBINSON: Gardening in the Nicola Valley
Since moving to Merritt, I’ve run into some particular challenges that I’ve had to overcome and wanted to share how I did that.
Category: Opinion
LETTER: B.C. industries in a ‘death spiral’
With the wealth of resources our province has to offer, we should not be millions of dollars in debt. Or maybe I could be wrong, just give it all away. It’s our children’s problem, not ours.
AUER: ‘A commitment to yourself on International Women’s Day’
In fact, you have the obligation to do so and inspire other women to do the same. Here’s to strong women. We know them. We are them.
New Herald reporter: a lifetime of curiosity
In my opinion, the best way to understand more about how the world works is by asking questions and talking to people, which is why I took up a career in journalism.
Albas co-chairs regulatory committee
Central Okanagan – Similkameen – Nicola Member of Parliament Dan Albas was recently appointed as the new Co-Chair for a regulatory committee.
SD#58 commits to French Immersion amidst uncertainty
Amid concerns about the program’s sustainability and quality, the School District 58 Board of Education discussed its French Immersion program and addressed parents’ concerns during their recent regular meeting.
The challenges as a new driver in Merritt
“Merritt is a bigger city, getting a license takes longer, and certain events around the area of the school cause stress on us beginner drivers. These factors makes it increasingly difficult for the young drivers in town to become safe and confident behind the wheel.”
Discussing the ‘Controlled Drugs and Substances Act’
The Merritt RCMP currently respond to calls of public drug use on an almost daily basis, but users rarely see charges for possession alone, Acting Detachment Commander Sgt. Josh Roda tells the Herald.
LETTERS: ‘Warming up my mornings at Tim Hortons’
“Their warmth and welcoming attitude is another reason to start my day with Tim Hortons at River Ranch Road. “
LETTER: Recounting the Christmas Eve bus crash
We are grateful to be here today and we give thanks to the many people who helped us.
Nicola Valley welcomes 2023
As the Nicola Valley says goodbye to 2022 and welcomes a new year with open arms, Merrittonians are setting their sights on a year of community and giving back.
Mayor Goetz looks forward to 2023
After an action packed first few months in office, Merritt Mayor Mike Goetz is reflecting on the start of his term, and looking forward to a new year ahead.
Thank you to the kind people of Merritt
Kindness is a very powerful act, no matter how big or small, and I am so proud to live in a community that has it in spades.
A Nicola Valley Christmas
Christmas has once again made its way to Merritt, with decorations and festive lights adorning homes and business inside and out.
BDC hosts 43rd annual Small Business Week
The 43rd annual Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) Small Business Week is taking place this year from October 16 to October 22. The celebration highlights the entrepreneurs and local businesses driving the Canadian economy.
Local computer technician warns Merritt about Internet scammers
The Herald spoke with Michael Hall of Mike-Rochips Computers to discuss the rise of Internet scams in Merritt, what could be potential consequences and what to do when faced with malware ads and other sorts of Internet scams.
Letters: “Advice from an incumbent Councillor”
If successful, you will be in a position to determine policies that impact the residents of the entire city – not just the vocal few who shout the loudest, not just the influential few, not just the most eloquent, not just your friends. Your decisions impact the entire community.
BC Liberal Leader spends a day in Merritt
On Saturday, October 1, BC Liberal Party Leader Kevin Falcon met with the people of Merritt to hear their concerns. The engagement served as an opportunity for locals to meet the new leader in person as well as to voice out issues that he could bring up in the legislature.
Get to know the candidates: Mike Goetz
The Herald sent out some questions to the four candidates running for Mayor: Mike Bhangu, Tony Luck, Mike Goetz, and Linda Brown.
Locals develop electric logging trucks
Two Merritt locals are going full speed ahead on their electric logging truck idea, with truck driver Chace Barber and power system engineer Eric Little teaming up to bring a new idea to life in an old-school way.
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