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Quesnel Family Group Relay team is growing but they want a lot more to share in this positive experience.

Come have fun with us

Quesnel Family Group happy to welcome Relay to the West Side Village

Quesnel Family Group Relay team is growing but they want a lot more to share in this positive experience.
Cathy Briggs says get your tickets early to avoid disappointment as this year’s $60,000 disbursement to local non-profit projects is going to be a popular event.

Biggest Giveway in 15 years

Quesnel Community Foundation is disbursing $60,000 this year to various local charities.

Cathy Briggs says get your tickets early to avoid disappointment as this year’s $60,000 disbursement to local non-profit projects is going to be a popular event.
Bob and Eileen Salmons were on the journey together.

Second Chance

Eileen Salmons is making the most of her new lease on life

Bob and Eileen Salmons were on the journey together.

Explosion and Fire rock MDF plant

Quesnel's MDF plant was rocked by two explosions and subsequent fires Wednesday evening

Quesnel Elk Val Bergeron tests the comfortable seat of the new Caroline’s Cart at Save-On Foods. Clockwise from top left: Paul Eckersley, Save-On Foods manager, Elks Heather and Larry Foreman and Ralph Scott who is pointing to the plaque on the cart.

Elks sponsor special shopping cart to Save-On Foods

Caroline's Cart allows parents and caregivers to safely include their special needs child in shopping trips

Quesnel Elk Val Bergeron tests the comfortable seat of the new Caroline’s Cart at Save-On Foods. Clockwise from top left: Paul Eckersley, Save-On Foods manager, Elks Heather and Larry Foreman and Ralph Scott who is pointing to the plaque on the cart.
Taken in Glasgow, Scotland in 2014, Ron Mattison proudly wears his athletes medals. Left to right are: medal winners Audrey Lacroix, 200 butterfly, Ryan Cochran, 400 and 1,500 freestyle and Katerine Savard in the 100 butterfly.

Amazing physiotherapist

Ron Mattisohn honoured to be inducted into UBC Sports Hall of Fame

Taken in Glasgow, Scotland in 2014, Ron Mattison proudly wears his athletes medals. Left to right are: medal winners Audrey Lacroix, 200 butterfly, Ryan Cochran, 400 and 1,500 freestyle and Katerine Savard in the 100 butterfly.
Heart transplant recipient Val Bergeron, along with family and friends is participating in the 5th Annual Transplant Trot in Vancouver in April.

Quesnel Elks support BC Transplant

Long-time Elk and recent heart transplant recipient Val Bergeron was happy to accept a donation for their Transplant Trot team

Heart transplant recipient Val Bergeron, along with family and friends is participating in the 5th Annual Transplant Trot in Vancouver in April.
Kordyban Lodge offers accommodation for cancer patients from B.C.'s northern region.

Welcome oasis on a cancer journey

At a time of need, Kordyban Lodge is there for cancer patients

Kordyban Lodge offers accommodation for cancer patients from B.C.'s northern region.

A little bit of help goes a long way

Better At Home's success has created a situation which needs community support

Local dignitaries, educators, education advocates and others gathered for the opening of the North Cariboo Community Campus.

North Cariboo Community CVampus celebrates 10 years

The history of this facility is a testament to the hard work and commitment of the community to see this accoomplished.

Local dignitaries, educators, education advocates and others gathered for the opening of the North Cariboo Community Campus.
Katie Moffat happily accepts her lunch, served by one of the Kersley elementary students.

You’ve been served

Kersley elementary students served lunch to guest from Dunrovin Park Lodge last Thursday.

Katie Moffat happily accepts her lunch, served by one of the Kersley elementary students.
Owen Lubbers is pleased with the initial response to his new retail outlet in Quesnel.

A place to relax, read a book, knit a row or two

Owen Lubbers has brought his Books and Co. to Quesnel

Owen Lubbers is pleased with the initial response to his new retail outlet in Quesnel.
Brenda Campbell began her career as a care aid and eventually upgraded to her nursing degree.

A life well lived

Brenda Campbell had a passion for family, friends and nursing

Brenda Campbell began her career as a care aid and eventually upgraded to her nursing degree.
Christmas dinner at Anglican Church hall is now moving to the Warrior’s Song Cafe, Dec. 25.

Dec. 25, dinner at Warrior’s Song Cafe

The Christmas dinner, served for the past 25 years in the Anglican Church Hall is moving to the care of the Salvation Army.

Christmas dinner at Anglican Church hall is now moving to the Warrior’s Song Cafe, Dec. 25.
Christmas dinner at Anglican Church hall is now moving to the Warrior’s Song Cafe, Dec. 25.

Dec. 25, dinner at Warrior’s Song Cafe

The Christmas dinner, served for the past 25 years in the Anglican Church Hall is moving to the care of the Salvation Army.

Christmas dinner at Anglican Church hall is now moving to the Warrior’s Song Cafe, Dec. 25.
Circulation manager Patricia Reistad, right, hands Darrell Mctague his tickets.

Brett Kessel ticket winner

Local man Darrell Mctague won the two tickets to the Brett Kessel concert, Nov. 11

Circulation manager Patricia Reistad, right, hands Darrell Mctague his tickets.
Kathy Breadner describes the various guiding badges she earned during her years as a Girl Guide.

A committed guider

Kathy Breadner's 55 years with the CGG has defined her

Kathy Breadner describes the various guiding badges she earned during her years as a Girl Guide.
Dirty Frazier is set to open Friday night for Alpha Omega and Emotionz at the Occidental.

Hip-Hop with a heart

Four rap/hip-hop bands take to the stage Friday night for Laurel

Dirty Frazier is set to open Friday night for Alpha Omega and Emotionz at the Occidental.
Lesley Lloyd with her horse hair pottery.

Horses: a source of inspiration

Whether from the ancient French cave or her own backyard, horses have been Lesley Lloyd's muse

Lesley Lloyd with her horse hair pottery.
Ron Clemmons and George Thompson compare work.

Learning the turning

Vancouver pro give the inside scoop on safety and various techniques

Ron Clemmons and George Thompson compare work.