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NDP campaign signs vandalized in Cariboo Prince George riding

NDP campaign signs vandalized in Cariboo Prince George riding

Angie Bonazzo is one of seven candidates in the Cariboo Prince George riding
CRD sets new water sprinkling restrictions effective May 1

CRD sets new water sprinkling restrictions effective May 1

Restrictions ensure water is used fairly across the region while reducing the strain on water systems and lowering maintenance costs
Williams Lake river valley remains closed due to danger trees

Williams Lake river valley remains closed due to danger trees

About 40 hectares was burned during a wildfire on July 21, 2024
Collector auctions off purses to donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters

Collector auctions off purses to donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters

Starting bids range from $5 to $50 and can be made on the Realm of Toys Facebook page
BC Cowboy Hall of Fame 2025 inductees announced

BC Cowboy Hall of Fame 2025 inductees announced

Gene Allen, Mervin (Merv) Churchill and Daryl Mills will be honoured Sunday, April 20 at the Indoor Spring Classic Rodeo
Intermittent closures coming to Highway 8 east of Spences Bridge

Intermittent closures coming to Highway 8 east of Spences Bridge

Closures of 45 minutes will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April 16 and from April 23-25
Williams Lake awards $1.9 million in 2025 streetworks contracts

Williams Lake awards $1.9 million in 2025 streetworks contracts

The city has awarded this year's paving and city road work contracts
Andy Garcia filming B.C. biotech ‘revolutionizing’ cancer drug development

Andy Garcia filming B.C. biotech ‘revolutionizing’ cancer drug development

Documentary to showcase biotech creating artificial cancer tissues for testing oncology drugs
Cariboo entrepreneurs on 'new adventure' with vodka drink

Cariboo entrepreneurs on 'new adventure' with vodka drink

Three men in Williams Lake have launched a new made-in-B.C. vodka drink
Homeless count identifies needs

Homeless count identifies needs

Locals say it comes down to access to housing and treatment