Region: Thompson/Okanagan
Regional District: Thompson-Nicola
Surrounded by dry grasslands, working ranches, and dramatic desert scenery, Cache Creek (population: 1,037) is the crossroads to Cariboo Country and the Southern Interior of British Columbia.
Because of its location at the junction of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 97N, the town is a major stop off and rest point for those driving north, east to Kamloops, or westward to Vancouv... Read More
Because of its location at the junction of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 97N, the town is a major stop off and rest point for those driving north, east to Kamloops, or westward to Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
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c/o 1685 Pandosy St, Kamloops, BC Private International School for sale. Established in 2002, the award winning school is located in one of the top resort destinations and one of the fastest growing cities in Canada. The school offers full and part time English programs, Volunteer Placements and a large selection of short term Engli... continue
100 Victoria St W, Kamloops, BC, V2C 1A4 This land offers the development potential of a large mixed-use retail/condominium site overlooking the Thompson River. Moreover, the area is being developed with the river & a park behind the property. Sandman Hotel has built a large new hotel beside this property.... continue
4394 YARD ROAD, Barrière, BC Full dining facility with perfect Yellowhead Hwy exposure - easy to access for travelers or residents. Fully licensed Restaurant. (Buyer must qualify for liquor license). Big kitchen located centrally to accommodate service to both general public customers or for the customers who like to dine in th... continue
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