Nature’s doppelgängers: invasive species versus their native counterparts
While some invasive plants are distinctive and easy to recognize, others can be hard to distinguish from local native species, especially at a distance.
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A new streetwear clothing store opens in Merritt
A new clothing store has opened up in Merritt, serving people with good quality streetwear brands which they would have to otherwise order online or drive to either Kamloops or Kelowna to buy.
Gateway 286 receives $1 million in provincial funding
The Province awarded a $1 million rural development grant to the Scw’exmx Tribal Council for the Gateway 286 project.
New daycare helps flood-damaged properties
The Merritt Youth and Family Society has decided to donate the fill removed from its new daycare project site to local properties damaged by the recent floods.
From soldier to Chief: Percy Joe
Veteran Percy Joe has led a life of service, both to his country and his community.
CANADA VOTES: Merritt riding’s candidates on rising housing costs
The Herald asked the candidates running for the Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola riding in the federal election the following question: “The cost of housing in Canada has risen disproportionately to incomes. What is the best approach to fix this problem?” Below are their responses.
Emergency assistance funding available for NVIT students
Students attending the Nicola Valley Institute of Technology are reminded that emergency funding is available through the province for anyone in need.
Merritt projects eligible for Neighbourhood Small Grants
The Vancouver Foundation, Canada’s largest community foundation, is accepting applications for their Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG).
Dr. Henry provides monthly COVID-19 update
Dr. Bonnie Henry provided her monthly update of COVID-19 cases within BC this afternoon, announcing that there were 1,130 new cases of the virus within the province over the past two days, as there was no update provided on Remembrance Day.
Lengthy standoff in Coldwater reserve
A high-profile arrest was made on the Coldwater reserve on Saturday of a well-known fugitive.
TEGART: Online sessions end
MLA Jackie Tegart says she continues to support and follow the direction provided by Dr. Bonnie Henry.
More tree planters donating to Nicola Food Bank
Zanzibar Holdings Ltd. has joined tree planters across BC in fundraising efforts, donating $1,000 to the Nicola Valley Food Bank.
Plenty of business relaxations coming to Merritt
Council is all for the relaxation of business bylaws that will be in place, including waving fees and utilizing city property.
No new deaths in B.C. from COVID-19 over last day
British Columbia hit a mark not seen in weeks in the pandemic: no new deaths over the last 24 hours.
Infant dies in crash just south of Merritt
A baby boy was killed in a crash off of Hwy. 97C on Saturday morning.
Provincial toll adds two more to Interior
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said there are two more cases recorded in the Interior.
Community harm reduction program announced
In an attempt to address the overdose crisis, communities throughout BC will be receiving...
City responds to speed limit concerns
The city has responded to citizens’ concerns regarding speeding along Reid Ave. in the Bench area....
NVIT moving to alternative course methods
Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, NVIT has decided to keep its campuses open for the time being, but they have paused all face-to-face teaching.
Merritt receiving flood mitigation funding
Merritt will be receiving a share of a $12 million flood emergency preparedness fund from the Province.
