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 Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
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Cache Creek, Cache Creek, BC Loon Lake’s premier fishing and hunting resort has been in operation for over 30 years with the same owners. Consists of 14 RV sites, campground, store, manager’s residence with huge covered deck. Numerous docks, 10 cabins and some permanent trailers. The property is 21.4 acres and approximately... continue
800 University Dr, Kamloops, BC, V2C 6N6 • 90 acres of developable land, located in the heart of Kamloops • Pre-zoned, fully serviced lots • Situated on the 250-acre campus of Thompson Rivers University (TRU), a rapidly growing, nationally accredited university... continue
#315-546 St Paul Street, Kamloops, BC ADDRESS DISPLAYED IS BROKER ADDRESS. CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT WILL NEED TO BE SIGNED PRIOR TO RELEASING LOCATION. This fully licensed Greek Restaurant has been a restaurant leader in its community for many years. Located in the Thompson / Okanagan region of BC, in a busy downtown area, this rest... continue
https://news.gov.bc.ca/stories/aboriginal-business-and-investment-council-finalized VICTORIA - As the province attracts increased investment opportunities, the new Aboriginal Business and Investment Council is ready to help move projects forward that create jobs for families across... continue
Successful partnerships can strengthen communities, companies and regions. That’s certainly the case for the Stk’emlupsemc te Sewepemc Nation (SSN), which represents two member bands of the Secwepemc Nation that joined forces to pursue economic development opportunities in B.C.&rsquo... continue
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