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Cariboo residents can take advantage of incentive programs to upgrade their old wood stove throughout the month of September.

The Cops for Cancer Jail n’ Bail fundraising event held Wednesday raised just over $20,000 for the Cops for Cancer Tour de North cause.

When asked the question, what makes life worth living, some of the answers you might hear are a loving and supportive relationship, meaningful work and involvement in hobbies, opportunities for fun and play, and the ability to pursue your dreams.

New simple, cost-effective planning tools are now available to capable adults wanting to plan for a time when they are unable to make their own decisions independently.

Contrary to the as-of-now three publicly declared mayoral candidates, many of Williams Lake’s councillors continue to hold their re-election cards close to their chests.

Several people were seriously injured in three separate ATV collisions in the Alexis Creek area over the last few weeks — one may never walk again.

For the second year in a row people in the Williams Lake area have had the luxury of legally buying sockeye salmon fresh from the Chilcotin River system.

Now that there’s certainty on the future of the HST, B.C. ranchers, including those from the Cariboo, are seeking an exemption from paying the province’s carbon tax.

The Cariboo Regional Trash Talk open houses begin next week.

The Horsefly River was noticeably short on spawning sockeye last weekend for the annual Horsefly River Salmon Festival.