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  • Information sought by RCMP

    News
    The Williams Lake RCMP are requesting the public's assistance in solving a break and enter to a residence in the 1000 block of Dairy Road.  The incident occurred sometime between 10:00am and 8:30pm on November 27, 2009.  Entrance was gained through for...
  • Scorpio 2009

    Horoscope
    Moonshadows, by Jenny Noble. “The undertaking of a new action brings new strength." Evenus on Action Each month, the Sun and Moon meet in the sky to seed a new cycle of possibility. Overwhelmed by the rays of the Sun, Moon’s light disappears from ou...
  • Welcome to Williams Lake welcomes new columnist, Jenny Noble

    News
    Welcome to Williams Lake welcomes a new columnist. Jenny Noble will be presenting 'Moonshadows'  at each New Moon. Jenny Noble’s interest in Astrology began in 1969 and she has studied the constantly evolving and endlessly complex field ever since....
  • Challenges remain as BC economy begins to stabilize

    News
    Although B.C.’s economy is beginning to show signs of improvement, the global economic downturn continues to have a negative impact and British Columbia continues to face fiscal challenges, Finance Minister Colin Hansen announced today with the release ...
  • Province creates jobs for displaced resource workers

    News
    Workers in communities throughout British Columbia are benefiting from short-term employment as a result of more than $6.5 million in funding for 38 Job Opportunities Program (JOP) projects, announced Community Development Minister Bill Bennett.  “Weâ...
  • Mayor Cook welcomes Cariboo Team Realty Group

    Events
    (Photo:  Courtney Smith, Mayor Kerry Cook, Karen Gertzen and Pauline Colgate.) Mayor Kerry Cook welcomed Cariboo Team Realty Group to Williams Lake on Thursday at their new location 199 Third Avenue North....
  • Lives saved by stronger rules for new drivers

    News
    Stronger rules for the Graduated Licensing Program (GLP), which took effect in 2003, saved at least 31 lives and prevented 17,500 crashes involving new drivers in the three-year period following the changes, Solicitor General Kash Heed announced today.  ...
  • Birthday surprise on the pipes

    Events
    By LeRae Haynes Long-time local resident Dorothy Lindsay had a special treat for her 80th birthday—a surprise planned by her daughter, Sherry Exshaw. A resident of the Williams Lake Seniors Village, Mrs. Lindsay was serenaded on the bagpipes by William...
  • Faith and Grace for cancer research

    News
    (Photo: Gracie and Faith Frost have raised nearly $180 for cancer research, and are pictured here with Leeyann Allan, Chair of the Canadian Cancer Society unit office.) By LeRae Haynes  It all started with a jewelry kit that 9-year-old Faith Frost go...
  • The best tastes of the season

    Events
    By LeRae Haynes  Everyone benefits when the Pentecostal Church holds its annual Christmas bake sale. Shoppers can find world-famous peanut brittle and other Christmas delicacies, enjoy an auction, knowing that the proceeds go to a variety of great cause...
  • Christmas lights for kids

    Events
    By LeRae Haynes Taking a drive to enjoy Christmas light displays is a seasonal tradition in many places. When people stop at 142 Country Club Blvd for Ken and Julia Berry’s Christmas House light show, however, they have the opportunity to make a donati...
  • Unique holiday gifts at The Station House Gallery

    Arts & Entertainment
    The Station House Gallery's annual December Christmas Market will be open this year from 10am to 6pm (instead of 5pm) and will also be open on Sundays from 11am to 4pm. Free gift wrapping is available, as are gift certificates. We will be setting the Ma...
  • Holiday dangers for pets

    Pets
    By LeRae Haynes  Your pet is not likely to contract H1N1, according to Animal Health Technologist at Williams Lake Veterinary Hospital Becky Telfer, but there are many more common things to watch out for during the holiday season.  She said that one o...
  • MLA Barnett delivers more jobs for unemployed workers

    News
      Additional Job Opportunities Program projects worth a total of $758,513 will employ fifty-one displaced resource workers in making essential improvements to forest and range lands throughout the region. “These projects get fifty-one local people ...
  • Rolling out the carpet for Santa

    Events
    By LeRae Haynes Santa Claus will be taking Christmas requests and Christmas photos at Consumer’s Carpet this season, helping to make Christmas fun and festive for kids and their parents, while raising money for the 139 Children’s Fundraising Associat...
  • NutriSystem brand Peanut Butter Granola Bars could contain Salmonella

    Health and Fitness
    (Nutrisystem Brand Peanut Butter Granola Bars - principal display panel) The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and NutriSystem Canada ULC. are warning the public not to consume the NutriSystem brand Peanut Butter Granola Bars (Canadian version) de...
  • Over-the-top success at Gibraltar Mine

    News
    Staff and employees at Gibraltar Mine have once again surpassed their goal for the United Way Campaign, raising more than $70,000. The closing ceremony for the campaign took place at the mine yesterday, when the total was announced. Organizer Krista Murr...
  • Bringing the voice of youth to the table

    News
    By LeRae Haynes A unique opportunity has opened up for young people in the Cariboo Chilcotin. The Fraser Basin Council (FBC) Board of Directors has decided to invite a young person between the ages of 15-29 to participate on the Board, with the same inpu...
  • Drilling at Scum Lake completed

    News
    By LeRae Haynes  Last week representatives from TNG, Amarc Resources and the provincial government met at Scum Lake to discuss the on-site exploratory drilling project. As a result of the discussion, TNG chiefs consented to the completion of the explora...
  • Maggie's Getting Married

    Arts & Entertainment
    The doors open at 7:30 tonight at the Glendale Theatre for 'Maggie's Getting Married', presented by the Williams Lake Studio Theatre. Written by Norm Foster and directed by Michael Rawluk, the play is destined to delight--- providing insight, hilarity an...
 

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