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CRD seeks recreation input

The Cariboo Regional District is encouraging residents in the Central Cariboo recreation service boundary to fill out the Central Cariboo Community Recreation Survey.
Bowling raises vision awareness

Bowling raises vision awareness

Dina Blake wears glasses that simulate a visual impairment as she bowls with the White Cane chapter of the Canadian Council of the Blind during a fun day.
Loonie toss mayhem

Loonie toss mayhem

John Margetts, left, and Courtney Smith catch loonies during an entertaining loonie toss at the Williams Lake Stampede Dinner, Dance, and Auction at the Elks Hall Saturday night.
Mentors sought for Circles of Strength

Mentors sought for Circles of Strength

The Williams Lake Restorative Justice program announced Thursday the launch of the Circles of Strength program, which uses the Peacemaking Circle approach for specifically identified spousal assault files in the Williams Lake community.

City, CRD approve $50,000 for turf design, proposals

The City and the Cariboo Regional District have approved up to $50,000 to be spent for design and operational proposals for a turf facility in Williams Lake.
NDP leadership candidate: corporate tax rates have failed

NDP leadership candidate: corporate tax rates have failed

NDP leadership candidate Harry Lali says his party is united and ready to stand behind its chosen new leader.

Cattle industry looks to China for opportunities

Some local cattle producers are looking east with the hope that a burgeoning population in China with a western appetite for meat will provide a lucrative and largely untapped market for their product.
Two views of B.C. health spending

Two views of B.C. health spending

HST decision looms over B.C. budget

HST decision looms over B.C. budget

Old Sigurdson mill to open near Hanceville

For at least two years the Sigurdson Mill in the Chilcotin has sat dormant.