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Clinton resiliency drop-in centre stays open at library through November

The Thompson-Nicola Regional District says recovery support for people affected by the Pear Lake wildfire continues at the Clinton Library after the Resiliency Centre at the Clinton Curling Club closed.

Thompson-Nicola, BC

By Chloe Martin Local & Municipal Published 1 source 1 min read
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The Thompson-Nicola Regional District says its Resiliency Drop-in Centre remains open at the Clinton Library during October and November 2026, for residents affected by the Pear Lake wildfire in Clinton and surrounding rural areas.1

The district said the Resiliency Centre at the Clinton Curling Club has officially closed as recovery services transition to the next phase. Continued support in recovery is available through the drop-in centre at the library.1

The district issued the notice on Oct. 15, 2026. The library drop-in centre runs through the end of November 2026.1

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  1. Resiliency Drop-in Centre Remains Open at Clinton Library During October and November 2026 · Thompson-Nicola Regional District

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