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Elder College courses outlined

Cariboo Chilcotin Elder College is once again offering a lively selection of brain food to stimulate the minds and bodies of members throughout the winter and early spring.

NDP rejects sign-up complaints

The B.C. NDP executive has rejected two complaints from rival candidates about irregularities in the sign-up of members to support Vancouver-Kingsway MLA Adrian Dix in his bid for the party leadership.

Brain Injury Society educational series

The Caribou Brian Injury Society is hosting the six-week educational series Introduction to Brain Injury.

Cariboo Growers host dinner theatre

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.
City: crews worked all weekend to clear snow

City: crews worked all weekend to clear snow

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

Law firm may launch class-action suit on behalf of Taseko investors

Media reports and a visit to Merchant Law’s website confirm a potential litigation by Merchant Law on behalf of Taseko Mines Ltd. investors.
Society supports Station House Gallery move

Society supports Station House Gallery move

The society that oversees the Station House Gallery and Gift Shop wants the building to move.
Diamonds and Dust suspended for 26 days

Diamonds and Dust suspended for 26 days

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

City: Fire hall overrun no impact on 2011 budget

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

Pot plants seized

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