Wildfire Management Branch and BC Timber Sales personnel are planning to conduct a prescribed burn at 12 Mile Creek, about 17 kilometres northwest of Kaslo next to Highway 31A.

Parents of young children in Kaslo and Meadow Creek will soon have access to enhanced early learning, health and family services.

A new partnership is assisting community forests and small woodlot licence holders in the Kaslo area to identify new business opportunities.

The first stage of recovery operations at the site of the Johnsons Landing slide has now concluded with the recovery of two victims.

The BC Coroners Service is confirming that remains of a second victim of the Johnsons Landing mudslide have been found.

"I was saddened to be advised that the mission at Johnsons Landing has now been re-classified as a recovery. At times like these, it is difficult to give up hoping for a miracle," said Premier Clark.

The BC Coroners Service is confirming that one human body was found by searchers on the afternoon of July 15 at the site of Johnsons Landing mudslide.