News

Cariboo Growers Cooperative and partners will host a Medieval dinner theatre and silent auction fundraiser at Beeotcheese Bistro and Bakery on Thursday Feb. 3, starting at 5:30 p.m.

The clear skies so far this week have probably proved a welcome respite for City snow removal crews.

The society that oversees the Station House Gallery and Gift Shop wants the building to move.

Media reports and a visit to Merchant Law’s website confirm a potential litigation by Merchant Law on behalf of Taseko Mines Ltd. investors.

It’s not known if Diamonds and Dust will re-open following a 26-day suspension that comes into effect tomorrow.

Police seized more than 1,600 marijuana plants from a Williams Lake residence on Saturday.

The City is considering a framework to help eliminate cost overruns on future capital projects.

Ron and Angie Grisdale have been residents of Williams Lake for more than 40 years. Ron works for West Fraser and Angie has run Auntie Angie’s Daycare for most of those years. Recently their granddaughter, Brinley Ryann Pawluk, so full of life, was diagnosed with leukemia — a very devastating illness that is beyond anything we can imagine. The pain Brinley is going through, just to survive, just to be alive, is very difficult to watch. It does not seem fair that any child should have to suffer.

Taseko Mines Ltd. has confirmed it is “examining alternate ways to build Prosperity.”

The Lakecity’s rockn’ blues band Soupbone will get some radio air play this weekend for their debut CD Lead Me On.