The abundance of mule deer in the Quesnel, Williams Lake, and 100 Mile House corridor may be more of a matter of public perception rather than fact, according to Roger Stewart, director of resource management for the Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations.
The smallmouth bass continue to be a cause for big concern for regional and provincial governments and residents who live around water systems where the fish have taken hold.
City council is reworking its permissive tax exemption policy.
On Thursday Rick Hansen was on day two of his 25th anniversary relay that kicked off one day earlier in Cape Spear, Newfoundland.
In honour of Hurricane Irene that stormed up the U.S. east coast late last week, the revised schedule for the World Police and Fire Games 2011 includes a Hurricane Survivors Party.
The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has accepted the project description of Taseko’s New Prosperity mine, completing another step in the process that will eventually determine whether the new mine project will come to fruition.
The HST has been rejected by residents of both the Cariboo Chilcotin and Cariboo North ridings and the province.
A tangle of technical issues is being sorted through by the B.C. Labour Relations Board this week as public school teachers and their employers prepare for another disputed school year.
Longtime NDPer Charlie Wyse has described Jack Layton’s death as a “loss for Canada.”
The creation of a municipal auditor general’s office in the province may be in the consultation phase but it will happen.
Their bravery did not go unheralded but now three young men from Williams Lake will be recognized for their selfless act by earning one of the the highest honours in the nation.
The City is looking to get support for several initiatives during this fall’s Union of B.C. Municipalities Convention.
The recommendations made by the Local Government Elections Taskforce won’t be implemented for this November’s municipal election but candidates, the electorate and supporters can expect some changes come 2014.
The B.C. SPCA has filed charges against a McLeese Lake area rancher.
The Cariboo Fire Centre has responded to 36 fires this season that have burned a total of 125 hectares.
This year’s batch of kindergarten students are embarking on an entirely new experience that generations preceding them have not had – a full-day of instruction rather than a half.
The development of a shovel-ready plan for a proposed community turf facility was pulled off the table late last week.
With the RCMP policing contract currently under negotiation between federal and provincial agencies some municipalities are clamouring to have their voices heard regarding what policing is costing them and the impact it’s having on their bottom lines.
With the RCMP policing contract currently under negotiation between federal and provincial agencies some municipalities are clamouring to have their voices heard regarding what policing is costing them and the impact it’s having on their bottom lines.
The Spanish Mountain Gold project near Likely is moving ahead.
