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McLeese Lake Recreation Society to receive $30,000

The Cariboo Regional District will provide up to $30,000 of community works funding to the McLeese Lake Recreation Society for renovations and energy improvements to the McLeese Lake Community Hall.

CRD, former director settle

The Cariboo Regional District and a former director have settled and discontinued a defamation lawsuit.

Ulkatcho has a new chief and council

On May 4 and 5 the Ulkatcho First Nation voted in its chief and council.

School trustee: carbon offset program unfair

After cutting a cheque to the Pacific Carbon Trust in the amount of $87,000 this year to achieve carbon neutrality, School District 27 is urging the provincial government to change the rules for public agencies attempting to achieve the zero emission target.
Salvation Army works to end sex trafficking

Salvation Army works to end sex trafficking

Dina Kennedy has a passion that is probably unlike many others held by Canadians.
A lesson in fire suppression

A lesson in fire suppression

Williams Lake assistant fire chief Rick Jelly shows Denise Tait and others how to properly use a fire extinguisher during a training exercise behind the Three Corners Health Services Society last week.

Information session on container bylaw tonight

Public consultation sessions on the City’s proposed metal shipping container bylaw begin tonight at city hall.

Recycle at Canadian Tire Saturday

Canadian Tire owner Brian Stefan predicts this Saturday will be the “biggest ever recycling day in Williams Lake.”

Community Policing to operate without a storefront

The Community Policing storefront office is scheduled to close.
B.C. government launches HST ad campaign

B.C. government launches HST ad campaign