Community
Legion Branch 139 to host scaled back Remembrance Day services in Williams Lake
Members of the public are asked not to attend
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Library considers adding everyday items to its collection
In the near future, musical instruments and cooking ware could be available alongside books
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CASUAL COUNTRY 2021: Liam grows nasturtiums
Liam Daud, 10, of Tatla Lake is a published author
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HAPHAZARD HISTORY: The great Cariboo road controversy
By 1860, the numbers of goldseekers making their way into the Interior of British Columbia and the amount of gold which was coming out of the region convinced Governor James Douglas that better access was necessary. The government had a huge debt load, and a good road to the Interior would allow for better and more accurate collection of taxes and fees, more efficient travel to the goldfields for supplies, quicker and safer travel, and better communication.
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CASUAL COUNTRY 2021: Producing food
Brianna van de Wijngaard’s discovery she enjoys market gardening is a benefit for many
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WLFN cultural co-ordinator leads site blessing of Foundry Cariboo Chilcotin
The new facility will be for youth ages 12 to 24
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Thriftbucket hosting fundraiser, winter clothing and food drive for BGC Williams Lake
The second hand store’s owners hope to help BGC make up for not hosting its haunted house
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Cariboo Potters’ Guild Fall Sale Nov. 5 and 6: Think globally, shop locally
Reducing contributions to stopping climate change can start this weekend and into the holiday season
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Efteen welcomes new reporter/photographer to newsroom
Ruth Lloyd trained at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT)
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Studio Theatre returns to home stage for A Body of Water
Latest work a full circle moment for director Curt Sprickerhoff
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