The Conservation Officer Service is seeking the public’s help in finding the individual(s) who allegedly shot a wild animal from their vehicle Sunday evening on Chimney Lake Road.
Both of the Cariboo’s MLAs confirm they’ve heard the buzz that there may be a provincial election in the offing this fall.
Eric Johansen was suspicious when he got a phone call last Tuesday evening from a “contractor” from Microsoft who told him something was wrong with his computer and offered to fix it remotely.
Tracey Gard was expecting to be the Williams Lake Chamber of Commerce president but not quite this soon.
Canada Post staff across the country and in Williams Lake will head back to work today.
Thanks to an initiative between the Cariboo Memorial Recreation Complex and the Cariboo Chilcotin Aboriginal Training Employment Centre there are four more youth in the community who are now trained lifeguards.
Tolko’s Lakeview division will reopen Wednesday.
Starting Sunday there will be a convoy of horses and riders making their way east along Highway 20.
Cariboo Memorial Hospital is experiencing staff shortages across some of its departments.
The City of Williams Lake has released the results of its first Citizen Survey.
Tsilhqot’in Tribal Chair Joe Alphonse has rejected the assertion made in a recent press release by the proponent of Prosperity Mine that the company, Taseko Mines Ltd., has invested more than $1 million in support of Tsilhqot’in Nation’s pursuit of third-party evaluations throughout Prosperity mine’s history.
For almost a week the employees at Canada Post have been walking the picket lines in Williams Lake and across the country.
The Rotary Club of Williams Lake Daybreak’s campaign for literacy that resulted in the establishment of a library at the Tl’esqox First Nation has been duly noted, at the very least, by the other rotary club in Williams Lake.
He’s the new kid on the provincial political block but he’s not a political neophyte. John Cummins, the newly elected leader of the B.C Conservative party and former MP for the Reform and later Conservative parties, visited Williams Lake Monday.
With the ballots stalled in the mail the political rhetoric over the future of the HST is heating up as the NDP Opposition leader Adrian Dix appeared in Williams Lake Monday alongside a few local opponents of the tax.
Residents will neither be able return to sender nor tell a loved one the letter is in the mail as Canada Post Corporation locked out its employees Tuesday night.
The Spanish Mountain Gold mine project near Likely is just now beginning the provincial and federal environmental assessment process.
One hundred and eighty-five employees at Tolko Industries Ltd.’s Lakeview division will be unemployed in the short term as the company has announced a temporary curtailment of work at the mill.
Following a public consultation on Retirement Concept’s proposal to reallocate some of its 85 assisted living units to market housing in its Phase 3 at Williams Lake Seniors Village, council moved ahead with a zoning text amendment that would enable that to occur.
With the loss of five of Cariboo Memorial Hospital’s emergency room physicians in the last year it’s been a struggle for the existing physicians to carry on the burden of maintaining the 24-hour service and, in many cases, continue with their own practices in the community.
