Hundreds of festival-goers welcomed the iconic Harrison Festival back with open arms
Tuesday’s storm sparked eight wildfires across province
The limits protect the roadway in high water, flood threats
Donna Barner is retiring after 30 years, Fraser-Cascade officials say
Indspire Award among the top honours in Indigenous community
Need for certified lifeguards is vital to operations, management says
A weekend of food, friendship and friendly competition awaits on Harrison Lake
Fred Webber fulfilled his firefighting dream in his mid 50s
Busses stopping on Pioneer Ave. are being diverted to Cheam Ave in Agassiz
The former Breakwater Restaurant, Rockwell Marina getting new lease on life
Multiple emergency agencies assisted in the frigid underwater rescue
At least one person reportedly rescued from Harrison Lake
Not enough teams registered this year
Jacob Firlotte was drafted after working for Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Mini-series of concerts take place at Holberg Farm
The pool has been closed since the early days of COVID-19
Sts’ailes First Nation has hosted event since 1938
![A drummer from Uzume Taiko plays a taiko drum during the opening concert of the first full day of the 43rd annual Harrison Festival of the Arts on Saturday, July 9. (Adam Louis/Observer) [July 9, 2022]](https://1wbfk6etuey21ue8l2nt0w83-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/29739652_web1_220715-AHO-Festival-Part-1-FestivalPart1_1.jpg)
