Local Sports
160 Cariboo skiers hit the slopes on Mount Timothy’s opening day
120 cm of snow mid-mountain and more expected in the next few days.
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Williams Lake Bullets speed skaters zipping as pandemic slogs on
The Williams Lake Bullets have been speeding along relatively smoothly in the lakecity, largely unaffected by provincial COVID-19 restrictions.
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‘Lives change’: Special Olympics volunteer reflects on program success
“I’m going to miss that [the lifestyle transformations],” she said. “It’s been just amazing.”
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Williams Lake First Nation Chief supports Canucks amid cultural appropriation controversy
“That’s my team. That’s who I cheer for, and I’ve always taken great pride in that logo.”
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Cariboo-born coach looking to give Canada back to back gold medals
Mitch Love, who grew up in Quesnel, will be an assistant coach for Canada at the World Juniors
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Youth Cariboo Archers test skill versus best in the world at online event
None of the young archers have had any formal training since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Cariboo Mountains offer world-class adventures for backcountry enthusiasts
Wes Gregg of Williams Lake is training so he can teach avalanche safety in the region
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Pat Quinn Classic scholarships continue even as COVID cancels tournament
Female and male bantam players province wide are encouraged to apply for $1,000 scholarships
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Mother, daughter team set national records at Northern B.C. powerlifting competition
“We’re a team now”
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Lakecity duo take Shellshock 5 strength event by storm
A lakecity duo made their mark — all while helping fundraise for a good cause — at Edmonton’s Shellshock 5 powerlifting and strongman competition Nov. 7-8.
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