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PostHeaderIcon Extremely icy roads blamed for school bus crash today

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breaking_newsThere was a minor collision this afternoon on the road to Mount Timothy between a School District #27 school bus carrying students from Cataline Elementary School and a car. An adult passenger on the bus states that the accident was caused by the icy road conditions. “The bus driver did everything possible to avoid the accident and was driving very slowly and carefully—the bus slid around the corner and struck the front end of the car.”

"The road was so slippery that when the driver of a pickup following the bus stepped out to see if she could help, she slipped on the ice on foot. It was reported that it took a while to untangle the two vehicles: the car was stuck in a snow bank and the bus was stopped across the road."

This eye-witness states that the students were transferred to another bus and are on their way back to Williams Lake ‘safe and sound.’

 

 

 

PostHeaderIcon RCMP execute search warrant in Deka Lake area

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On January 19, 2012, members from the North District Integrated Marijuana Enforcement Task Force (NDIME) and 100 Mile House Detachment executed a search warrant  on Farquharson Road at Deka Lake, approximately 40 kilometers east of 100 Mile House. 

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PostHeaderIcon Break and enter to Trading Post Furniture store

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crime_stoppers_genericSome time overnight on January 7, two suspects gained entry to the Trading Post Used Furniture store in 100 Mile House.  A filing cabinet was forced open and an amount of cash was removed.  The total estimated loss is approximately $2,000.

Earlier in the evening, there had been a report of two males acting suspiciously in front of the Legion on Alder Avenue. 

To date, no suspects have been identified. 

If you have any information on this or any other crimes in the 100 Mile House area, call 1-800-222-TIPS.  Your identity will remain anonymous.  Should your information lead to the arrest of the responsible party, CrimeStoppers will pay cash for your tip.

 

PostHeaderIcon 100 Mile House RCMP weekly updates to January 9, 2012

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RCMPshield_crest2100 Mile House RCMP responded to 71 complaints and calls for service last week. 

On January 6, 100 Mile Traffic Services observed a vehicle operating at a high rate of speed on Begbie Summit.  The vehicle was checked on radar at 158 km/h, and was subsequently stopped.  The male driver from the 100 Mile House area was issued a ticket for excessive speed.  The vehicle was impounded for seven days. 

On January 7, 100 Mile House Traffic Services were conducting an impaired driving check stop on Canim Hendrix Lake Road near Highway 97.  The driver of a white Ford pick-up displayed signs of intoxication, an approved screening device was administered road side.  The result was a fail and the driver was returned to 100 Mile House where two breath tests were administered; the results were 260 and 240 mg%.  Charges of Driving Over The Legal Limit are being recommended to Crown against a 44 year old female resident of Calgary.

 

PostHeaderIcon 100 Mile House RCMP report to December 31, 2012

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RCMPshield_crest2100 Mile House RCMP responded to 73 complaints and calls for service last week.

On December 30 the 100 Mile House RCMP responded to a collision between a pickup truck and an Interior Roads snow plow on Highway 24 and Watch Lake Road. The driver of the pickup had attempted to pass the snow plow when the snow plow was turning left onto Watch Lake Road.

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PostHeaderIcon CrimeStoppers report: incident at Interlake Market

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bccrimestoppersDuring the early morning hours of December 29 the Interlake Market on Highway 24 near Sheridan Lake fell victim to a break and enter. It is believed that suspects used a pickup truck with a duel rear axle. The business alarm was deactivated and the culprits gained access to the premises.

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PostHeaderIcon $2.7 million drug bust near 100 Mile House yesterday

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With the assistance of various North District RCMP support units, members of the 100 Mile House RCMP executed a search warrant on a rural residence near 105 Mile on November 30.  A large out-building, built to grow marijuana, was located on the property.RCMP seized 3,963 plants and about 40 pounds of dried marijuana bud.

RCMP estimate the street value of the seizure to exceed $2.7 million dollars.

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PostHeaderIcon Lac La Hache residents without power for most of Sunday

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According to the BC Hydro website, 479 hydro customers in the Lac La Hache area are without power.  Although the cause is listed asd 'under investigation' at this time, the website estimates the time of repair to be about 4:00pm today.

For further information, you can visit teh BC Hydro Outages webpage here: http://www.bchydro.com/outages/orsMapView.jsp?outageid=642260

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PostHeaderIcon $23,065 in grant money for 100 Mile House in lieu of property taxes

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Today the Ministry of Labour, Citizens’ Services and Open Government announced a $49,721 grant for Williams Lake and $23,065 for 100 Mile House in compensation for municipal property taxes.

64 communities across British Columbia will share $16.9 million in grants-in-lieu of property taxes.

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PostHeaderIcon 100 Mile House RCMP weekly updates to November 7, 2011

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RCMP shield crest100 Mile House RCMP responded to 53 complaints and calls for service. Some highlights are below.

On November 6, 100 Mile House RCMP stopped the driver of a blue Cavalier for failing to stop at a stop sign on Birch Avenue in 100 Mile House. The driver displayed symptoms of having consumed liquor. An approved screening device was administered at the location. The result was a fail. The driver met the criteria and was subsequently issued a 90 day Immediate Roadside Driving Prohibition and the vehicle was impounded for 30 days.

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PostHeaderIcon $29,000 to fight crime in the Cariboo

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$29,000 in funding divided between three organizations will combat crime and help make 100 Mile House safer for families. 

The Hurt to Hope project will receive $17,400 to address family violence by engaging families and community members in workshops and an outdoor culture camp to educate about the root causes of violence, to share traditional practices between elders and youth, and identify strategies and action items to prevent violence.

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