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U11 tournament a crowd pleaser

This weekend saw a U11 tournament in town, the last (currently planned) games on the minor hockey schedule before the ice comes out at...

The tradition that has become a symbol of peace

After the bombing of Hiroshima, Sadako Sasaki set out to fold a thousand cranes, part of a Japanese tradition known as “senbazuru”. She folded...

Pedestrian hit by car slowly recovering

On January 30, Caleb Harber was hit by a distracted driver while crossing Mackenzie Way. The incident resonated in town on a variety of levels....

Final Thought: The worst thing ever

You might think that what has happened is the worst thing ever. You’d be wrong. Don’t get me wrong, what happened was terrible, and is a...

Final Shot.

Kitty and the rooster were in town March 7, bringing their own brand of off-beat and frequently off-colour humour, combined with surf music. It...

From the archives: the Luka Magnotta Editorial, June 5, 2011

(I've made mention of this editorial a few times over the last month, talking about how the week that Luka Magnotta murdered Jun Lin...

Slowly, students are returning back to school

Last Thursday, students at Tumbler Ridge Elementary returned to school for two partial days, on Thursday and Friday, from 10:30 am to 1:00 pm. This...

Tumbler Ridge Chamber calls on Government to restrict children’s access to social media and AI tools

In the wake of revelations that Jesse Van Rootselaar appears to have used ChatGPT to plan the shooting in Tumbler Ridge, the Tumbler Ridge...

TR Strong BBQ and silent auction raises more than $112,000

CHETWYND, BC — Community support was on full display Saturday as residents gathered for the Tumbler Ridge Strong BBQ and Silent Auction, a fundraiser...
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