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More measles cases and exposures confirmed in B.C.

Vaccinations · Kelowna

More measles cases and exposures confirmed in B.C.

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The B.C. Centre for Disease Control reported a total of 63 confirmed measles cases in the province in its latest update Thursday afternoon.See the Story

Members of council attend groundbreaking for healing centre - Tumbler RidgeLines

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Members of council attend groundbreaking for healing centre - Tumbler RidgeLines

On June 19, members of the Tumbler Ridge District Council were in Pouce Coupe as that community broke ground on a new healing centre. The centre, first of its kind in Canada, will offer “a holistic, culturally safe approach to addictions treatment and recovery, supporting more people on their healing journey,” according to the province. “This groundbreaking marks a meaningful step forward in building a more inclusive and culturally safe health-c…Read Article

Cause of blaze not known, might not ever be says mayor - Tumbler RidgeLines

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Cause of blaze not known, might not ever be says mayor - Tumbler RidgeLines

Mayor Darryl Krakowka says that the cause of the fire that destroyed 216 Spieker and set off a small forest fire in town may never be known. The fire, which started on June 7, destroyed 51 units, leaving many families and individuals without a place to stay. “Because of the size of the fire, it’s probably going to be that the cause is listed as ‘undetermined,’” says the mayor. He says the issue is that because the fire destroyed so much of the b…Read Article

Final Thought: An address to the grads - Tumbler RidgeLines

I apologize if I get a bit emotional during this speech. I would first like to welcome all of the family friends and other guests to the 2025 Tumbler Ridge Secondary School graduation we deeply appreciate your presence on this day. I am so incredibly honored to have the opportunity to speak on behalf of my graduating class. Finding the words to sum up the high school experience in five minutes is no doubt a challenge but I’ll give it my best sho…Evacuations · Tumbler Ridge Read Article

216 Spieker destroyed by fire; sparks forest fire in town - Tumbler RidgeLines

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District asks people reduce water usage - Tumbler RidgeLines

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Biker in Serious Condition After Crash on A-Road

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A motorcyclist is in a serious condition in a London hospital following a crash on an A-road.See the Story

BCWS issues campfire ban for Dawson Creek Forest Zone - Tumbler RidgeLines

The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) is issuing a campfire ban for the Dawson Creek, Fort St. John and Fort Nelson fire zones. The campfire ban comes into effect June 5 at noon and will remain in effect until 12:00 (noon) on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, or until it is rescinded. As always, the District is following the advice of BCWS, and banning all open burning and recreational fires. Additionally, any active permits issued for open burning by the T…Dawson Creek · Dawson Creek Read Article

Conuma First Aid Team goes to provincials - Tumbler RidgeLines

On June 5, members of the Conuma Mine Rescue team competed at the North Central South (NCS) Zone Competition in Squamish and “represented us with pride and skill!” according to a post on the company’s Facebook page. In the six person surface team, Tumbler Ridge took gold for Best Rope Task, Best Field Task and Best Aggregate (Bench + Written), which lead to a three-way tie overall. Unfortunately, the team fell just short of the move to provincia…Facebook · Tumbler Ridge Read Article

Lack of rain puts parts of the Peace into drought conditions again - Tumbler RidgeLines

For the third year in a row, much of the Peace area is starting off in drought conditions. The Peace River Regional District reporting area—which includes Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and the Kiskatinaw watershed—is at drought level four, which is the second highest level of drought there can be and the highest in the province currently. The South Peace—where Tumbler Ridge is located, at least on the drought map—is at drought level two. The rest …Peace · Tumbler Ridge Read Article

Final Thought: Stuff - Tumbler RidgeLines

We’ve all heard the saying: it’s just stuff. And that’s all fine and dandy until it’s you’re stuff that is burned when the apartment you thought was your home turns into an inferno. Because sometimes the things we own is just stuff, but sometimes it’s a part of us. A couple years ago, Avery Trufelman did a series of podcasts as a part of 99 percent interest called Articles of Interest about what we wear. As part of that, there was a theme song b…Tumbler Ridge · Tumbler Ridge Read Article

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