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High-speed internet services expanded to 6 rural Cariboo communities - Vimarsana News

High-speed internet services expanded to 6 rural Cariboo communities

Likely, Hydraulic, 150 Mile House, Miocene, Bridge Lake and Dugan Lake to benefit

Residents of Ruth Lake and Deka Lake Connected to High-Speed Internet in Time for the Holidays - Vimarsana News

Residents of Ruth Lake and Deka Lake Connected to High-Speed Internet in Time for the Holidays

A newly completed project is bringing high-speed internet to more than 700 households in the Cariboo, just in ...

Source: cfnrfm.ca
Opinion: Caisse's oil divestment policy will hurt Quebecers - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Caisse's oil divestment policy will hurt Quebecers

The most immediate effect will be to undermine the returns of pensions, and there will be other profound repercussions.

B.C. wildfires force more evacuation near Ashcroft and Kelowna - Vimarsana News

B.C. wildfires force more evacuation near Ashcroft and Kelowna

B.C. wildfires force more evacuation near Ashcroft and Kelowna Last Updated Jul 15, 2021 at 10:42 am PDT FILE -- The Brenda Creek wildfire is burning south of Highway 97C in the Okanagan. (Courtesy: BC Wildfire Service) Summary People near Ashcroft and Kelowna were forced to flee late Wednesday night due to fires An air quality advisory remains in place for most of the B.C. Interior due to the wildfire smoke ASHCROFT (NEWS 1130) — More communities are being ordered to evacuate or prepare to due to ongoing wildfires. There are around 300 fires burning in B.C., and recent hot and dry conditio...

B.C. wildfires: Hospital and long-term care patients moved pre-emptively - Vimarsana News

B.C. wildfires: Hospital and long-term care patients moved pre-emptively

  VANCOUVER -- Hospital patients and long-term care residents in two B.C. towns are being moved out proactively as officials keep watch on evacuation alerts in the area. Some patients of the 100 Mile District General Hospital will be treated elsewhere for the time being, the Interior Health Authority said in a statement Wednesday. On Thursday, the health authority broadened its proactive evacuation to include 11 long-term care residents from Ashcroft, B.C., as well as an additional 40 such residents from 100 Mile House. Those 40 residents join 17 people Interior Health had already annou...