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Christine and Kirk Wostenholme (left) fill out an entry to win a $1,000 RRSP/TFSA contribution from the Williams Lake & District Credit Union at the Rotary Home and Leisure Show Sunday, as the Credit Union’s Arla Driver, John Dressler, and Elaine Sager look on.

Cohen inquiry zeroes in on black market food fish sales

A rainfall warning is in effect for the Cariboo.

It seems incongruous, but while some areas of the Cariboo-Chilcotin are near flooding others are simply drying up.

The Potato House has been officially purchased by the Potato House Sustainable Community Society.

An uncorroborated news story broadcast by a provincial media outlet of a plane crash in Williams Lake made Sunday’s mock emergency exercise at the Williams Lake Airport a little more challenging.

Joe Allen, 94, was not there to see the wooden porch of his beloved old house collapse and fall into the Cottonwood River on Saturday. He and his wife Glenda, 70, had been evacuated the night before to a motel in Quesnel.

Reviewing officer and RCMP Sgt. Ken Brissard (middle) is joined by MWO Todd Anderson (left) as he speaks to cadets at the 11th annual Ceremonial Review held in the Dairy Fields Sunday. Cadets marched in a parade, received awards, and took onlookers through interactive displays.

Canadian Tire owner Brian Stefan (left) and Central Cariboo Disposal manager Keith Dufresne (right) unload used paint cans to be recycled from the back of a pickup Saturday during a recycling stewardship day at the local store.