Community
New cookbook revives Thyme for Tea, supports Cariboo Chilcotin Youth Fiddle Society
Proceeds from book sales will go directly to the non-profit group
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Salvation Army holiday kettle campaign gearing up
Angel Trees will be located at Walmart, Winners and The Realm of Toys
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From Our Archives: Building bridges
The new bridge across the Fraser River at the Sheep Creek was built in 1960/61
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Tribune now accepting submissions for annual Spirit of Christmas writing contest
Winners in each class will be showcased in Seasons Greetings, and prizes will be awarded
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B.C. man aims to bridge gap between remote communities and rest of Canada
Schools across country to send activity kits to isolated towns for Dwight Ballantyne’s #WeSeeYou Day
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Former Agassiz DJ turned prospector finds treasure, renewed life in Lillooet
Eight years drug-free, Rick Curiston reflects on his passion for agate, gold hunting
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Fundraising underway to feed feral horses in Lhoosk’uz Dené west of Quesnel
Funds are being collected to buy hay, grain and salt blocks for the horses
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OUR HOMETOWN: Mayor Walt Cobb
Cobb has called Williams Lake home since 1955
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Williams Lake First Nation marks 2020 Remembrance Day awaiting cenotaph arrival
Covid, weather delays installation of cenotaph at Sugar Cane
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Arena at Alex Fraser Park to be named in honour of ‘the face of rodeo in Quesnel’
The grandstands will be known as the Gus Cameron arena, says Quesnel Rodeo Club president Ray Jasper
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