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BC Parks plate sales support Cariboo parks projects - Vimarsana News

BC Parks plate sales support Cariboo parks projects

The sales of BC Parks license plates has supported a range of projects in parks across the province

BC Parks plate sales support Cariboo parks projects - Vimarsana News

BC Parks plate sales support Cariboo parks projects

The sales of BC Parks license plates has supported a range of projects in parks across the province

Feedback sought on expanding specialty licence plate program - Vimarsana News

Feedback sought on expanding specialty licence plate program

Province and ICBC asking B.C. residents if they would like to see more choices of specialty plates

Student Ranger Program Back For A 4th Year - Vimarsana News

Student Ranger Program Back For A 4th Year

Student Ranger Program Back For A 4th Year SHARE ON: Wells Gray Photo submitted by BC Parks Young adults interested in working outdoors this summer and playing a key role in environmental stewardship can apply now for the BC Parks Student Ranger Program. Project Co-ordinator Stephanie Govier said the program offers hands-on work experience through a variety of projects. “It provides young adults in British Columbia and across Canada the opportunity to work in parks and protected areas. We have them working in 12 crews throughout the Province and they work in our 4 main program areas of re...

Top Stories – January 20 - Vimarsana News

Top Stories – January 20

Jan 20, 2021 12:05 AM Russ Byth Almost two years ago, two cases of bananas arrived at grocery stores in Kelowna and West Kelowna. The unusual thing was that packed with the bananas, were 21 bricks of cocaine. The RCMP has since determined that the drugs were not destined for the Okanagan, but arrived here as a result of a missed pickup at some point along the way. Experts estimate that once cut with other agents, it would have produced upwards of 800-thousand doses of crack cocaine. Another update from Interior Health about the covid-19 situation at Big White. They identifie...