Wendell Nunes who originates from Tsawwassen, B.C., is a business consultant and has the opportunity to work with Starland over the years. He sent in a photo of Don and Joe employees from Starland and wanted to do a shout out to the both of them as he feels they are the two best hardware project guys in Burns Lake. (Submitted photo/Lakes District News)
Earlier last month, Lakeside Multiplex started renting out their kayaks however with the wet weather, the lakes seemed unoccupied. In the last couple of weeks however, enthusiasts have started getting on the water enjoying the weather. (Priyanka Ketkar photo/Lakes District News)
CSFS hosts a baby teacher for Morris William Elementary students
A homemade slip and slide proved to be a lot of – piece of plastic, a sprinkler and some soap entertained Randy, Gemma and Cheyenne all day long. (Laura Blackwell photos/Lakes District News)
Come down to the Radley Beach and say hi to the girls (L-R) Hannah Zayac and Ami Moore. They have great snacks and can also hook you up to kayak rentals too. Their hours are Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Teaira Bishop photo/Lakes District News)
The Village of Burns Lake will move forward with providing a letter of support to the Bulkley Valley Airshed Management Society (BVASM) as it seeks funding for air pollution monitors.
Work continues on the $15 million project to add a two-kilometre westbound passing lane and make other improvements at 6 Mile Hill on Hwy16 between Houston and Burns Lake. The eastbound passing lane is being extended by 400 metres and the entry and exit lanes at the 6 Mile Summit brake check and chain off areas will be improved. (Laura Blackwell photo/Houston Today)
The proposed BC ambulance staffing changes could prove detrimental to the residents, warns the local fire chief.
Activities for all age groups available at the library
The Lakes Film Appreciation Society (LDFAS) won Bulkley Valley Credit Union's (BVCU) legacy grant in the Lakes District representation area.
The beach volleyball court in Burns Lake, which was approved by the village council last month, is ready for use. The construction on the court began last month and the court is already up and running. The court will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis and is free to use if you bring your own volleyball. Volleyballs could also be rented at the Lakeside Multiplex for those who don't own one. (Teaira Bishop photo/Lakes District News)
Six Nations of Burns Lake organized a healing ceremony called "Every Child Matters", in memory of the 215 children discovered at the Kamloops Residential school. The healing ceremony was held on Friday, July 9 at Spirit Square and attendees were given orange shirts. There was an opening prayer, address by the four clan hereditary chiefs, six nations' chiefs' welcome statements followed by lunch, drumming, presentation to survivors, 2 minutes and 15 seconds silence. There was also a closing prayer. (Teaira Bishop photo/Lakes District News)
Receives the much-awaited nod from the Agricultural Land Commission
The annual Labour Day Ootsa Lake Fishing Derby is back this year after a gap last year due to COVID.
Ronny Berndorff's art work titled "An Eclectic Artist's Vision" will be showcased at the Lakes District Museum for the month of July. Those interested in checking out the artwork can visit the gallery from Monday to Saturday between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Teaira Bishop photo/Lakes District News)
Last week proved to be a scary reminder of the 2018 wildfires for several residents in the area. For those, like me, who had not witnessed the 2018 wildfires, last week was a small insight into the devastation that the wildfire caused two years back. Terrifying photos and videos emerging from Lytton, added to the feelings of dread.
Lakeside Multiplex's Camp Phoenix, the kids summer camp for kids aged six years to 12 has begun. The camp, which is filled with activities such as theme days, arts and crafts, games and daily activities, will run until Sept. 3. Last week, kids were seen enjoying the sunny weather at the Radley Beach for some of the camp's activities. (Teaira Bishop photo/Lakes District News)
More than $28,000 worth of items stolen
© Michael Riis-Christianson and the Lakes District Museum Society
The village of Burns Lake Mayor and council are mulling over the idea of having a residential school memorial in the village.
