Columnist Liz Twan discusses a recent trip to Alberta.
Columnist Liz Twan discusses the scorching temperatures and an interesting survey about meat eaters and vegetarians.
Columnist Liz Twan talks about the upcoming 86th annual Williams Lake Stampede.
Columnist Liz Twan on the weather, ranching, and fuel prices.
Three local college students have had very successful Canadian College Rodeo finals.
Our community is hosting two events this week, the 75th annual Williams Lake Bull Show & Sale and the 22nd annual William Lake Indoor Rodeo.
Our world is a clever place where wondrous innovations begin in the minds of dreamers, visionaries, inventors and innovators.
The still-frigid mornings we are experiencing these past days seem to contradict its presence.
Recently the news in B.C. has been full of stories about the Vancouver Stanley Cup riot.
The Internet has brought huge changes in the working world, especially in the past decade as technology has advanced.
It’s February, and in spite of it being the shortest calendar-month of the year, on a Cariboo operation it often feels like the longest.
Do you ever feel frustrated and under valued for tasks that you undertake in the course of a day at the job that you do?
Most are familiar with the story of Little Red Riding Hood.
Fluctuations in U.S. market can adversely effect Canadian cattle market.
On Oct. 21 Canfax (cattle/market/publication) reported that cattle prices have recovered.
Plop, plop, plop — the cow pies keep piling up in my world, with such a plenitude of poop that I’m a bit dishevelled from all the shoveling that’s been required lately, just to keep my path minimally accessible.
The city of Williams Lake and B.C. Livestock Co-op, Williams Lake played host to the first ever Pacific Invitational All-Breeds Female Sale (cattle) on Oct. 1 at noon.
The gods must be crazy, the weather gods that is.
The BC Rodeo Association held its final rodeo of the season in Quesnel (September 16-18) this past weekend where the top 10 competitors from the regular season year-end standings (top six/juniors/peewees) congregated to vie for championship buckles and prize-money in their respective events.
The faithful believe that God will never heap upon you (give) more than you can handle.
