Annie Gallant

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Melanie Wasylyshen, left and Sandy Fontaine work on the layout for the show.

For the love of all things glass

Sandy Fontaine and Melanie Wasylyshen work together on their show of All Things Glass

Melanie Wasylyshen, left and Sandy Fontaine work on the layout for the show.
Quesnel's 17th Annual Country Bluegrass Jamboree is slated for April 17 – 20.

It’s time for the 17th Annual Country Bluegrass Jamboree

With a lineup of excellent musicians, great dancing opportunties and food available all weekend long, come to Quesnel's Jamboree

Quesnel's 17th Annual Country Bluegrass Jamboree is slated for April 17 – 20.
ason Scott brings his Neil Diamond Tribute Show to Quesnel Legion, April 12.

Diamond forever

Jason Scott's tribute show more than a nod to Neil Diamond

ason Scott brings his Neil Diamond Tribute Show to Quesnel Legion, April 12.
EpilepsyQuesnel founder Natash Wasmuth, left accepts a cheque from Bakery owner Gerd Teetzen for $879 which represents half the proceeds from the sale of Cookies in the month of March. Total cookies sold around the community was 1,758.

Thank you, thank you, thank you

EpilepsyQuesnel launched a fundraising/awareness campaign for the month of March,culminating in Purple Day March 26

EpilepsyQuesnel founder Natash Wasmuth, left accepts a cheque from Bakery owner Gerd Teetzen for $879 which represents half the proceeds from the sale of Cookies in the month of March. Total cookies sold around the community was 1,758.
Cariboo North MLA and Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development Coralee Oakes, left was joined on the Business Walk by Minister of State for Tourism and Small Business, Naomi Yamamoto Friday. The two ministers, along with business leaders and local government reps, began their trek through the community at City Hall.

Business walks exceed expectations

Success, barriers and solutions discussed with local business people

Cariboo North MLA and Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development Coralee Oakes, left was joined on the Business Walk by Minister of State for Tourism and Small Business, Naomi Yamamoto Friday. The two ministers, along with business leaders and local government reps, began their trek through the community at City Hall.
Lynn Dunkley leaves her wheelchair behind when she rides at Pen-Y-Bryn Farm with the CHAAPS program.

Lynn is back in the saddle again

CHAAPS has given Lynn Dunkley the opportunity to ride again, 10 years after a crippling accident left her in a wheelchair

Lynn Dunkley leaves her wheelchair behind when she rides at Pen-Y-Bryn Farm with the CHAAPS program.
The Englund family chose to enrol their children in the North Cariboo Christian School for the values and atmosphere they feel best suits their children. Clockwise from left: Emma, James, Rose, Sara, mom, Maria and dad, Travis.

A family in faith

NCCS serves the whole family with respect and love as well as providing a good education for students

The Englund family chose to enrol their children in the North Cariboo Christian School for the values and atmosphere they feel best suits their children. Clockwise from left: Emma, James, Rose, Sara, mom, Maria and dad, Travis.
Part of the fun of Bowl for Kids Sake is the chance to dress to the theme of the evening.

Bowl for Kids Sake, costumes not required but encouraged

There's still time to sign up a team for BFKS April 27 at Rev Bowling Lanes

Part of the fun of Bowl for Kids Sake is the chance to dress to the theme of the evening.
Brenda Gardiner cooks up a batch of bannock. She's part of Hillybilly Hellians, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Quesnel Bowl for Kids Sake team.

Bannock for bowling

BBBSQ's annual Bowl for Kids Sake, April 27 has teams fundraising throughout the community

Brenda Gardiner cooks up a batch of bannock. She's part of Hillybilly Hellians, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Quesnel Bowl for Kids Sake team.
The last log moves through Canfor's sawmill on Monday, March 17.

Last log

The last log was processed through Quesnel's Canfor sawmill on March 17 as the facility shuts down for good

The last log moves through Canfor's sawmill on Monday, March 17.
Alfred is pleased to be stable and able to help others less fortunate than himself.

A long journey to wellness

Alfred faces his challenges head on with determination and optimism

Alfred is pleased to be stable and able to help others less fortunate than himself.
Booking agent and comedian Tom Bassett, left with stand-up comedian and actor Byron Bertram (the Nyquil guy;

Want a laugh?

Stand-up comedy alive and well at the Occidental Hotel in Quesnel

Booking agent and comedian Tom Bassett, left with stand-up comedian and actor Byron Bertram (the Nyquil guy;
Food Bank co-ordinator Sharon Mindel goes over the monthly schedule with Lieutenant Stefan Van Schaick.

Serving Quesnel’s most vulnerable

Salvation Army is accountable for their operation in all ways

Food Bank co-ordinator Sharon Mindel goes over the monthly schedule with Lieutenant Stefan Van Schaick.
Left to right: George Thompson, Rick Fuerstenberg and Bob Lebeck are all passionate about wood turning.

Projects flow from local lathes

Quesnel Woodturners stress safety, creativity and fun

Left to right: George Thompson, Rick Fuerstenberg and Bob Lebeck are all passionate about wood turning.
hayanne Halliday, Barlow Creek Grade 7 student, received a second class award for her experiment. She tested whether or not energy from a submerged watermelon would charge her iPhone. Although the experiment wasn’t successful, Shayanne agreed she learned a great deal in the process.

Sweet science

Barlow Creek elementary school held their science fair Friday, Feb. 21.

hayanne Halliday, Barlow Creek Grade 7 student, received a second class award for her experiment. She tested whether or not energy from a submerged watermelon would charge her iPhone. Although the experiment wasn’t successful, Shayanne agreed she learned a great deal in the process.
Ryder McGregor, 4 presents a beautiful bouquet of flowers to Emma Law, also 4 years old. Both attend Kids Kare Center and the spirit of Valentines Day was everywhere.

Cupid’s Day

These two are just beginning on the long road to future relationships

Ryder McGregor, 4 presents a beautiful bouquet of flowers to Emma Law, also 4 years old. Both attend Kids Kare Center and the spirit of Valentines Day was everywhere.
n ultra lightweight tent and boat were two of the elements John Dunn, left and Clive Rubens put into uses for their Ellesmere Light expedition.

Take a virtual tour of Ellesmere Island

Hosted by Cariboo Ski Touring Club, John Dunn presents a world foreigh to most audiences

n ultra lightweight tent and boat were two of the elements John Dunn, left and Clive Rubens put into uses for their Ellesmere Light expedition.
Keith Corbett encourages everyone to eat for healthier living.

See how CHIPS can help you

Complete Health Improvement Program offers a lifestyle enrichnment plan

Keith Corbett encourages everyone to eat for healthier living.
Linda McIntyre is selling her first novel at the Farmers' Christmas Market Dec. 14.

Following her literary passion

Linda McIntyre is pursuing her dream with her first novel

Linda McIntyre is selling her first novel at the Farmers' Christmas Market Dec. 14.
Ice Road Trucker start Alex Debogorski, centre poses with fans in Quesnel.

Ice Road King

Alex Debogorski charms his fans in Quesnel with tales and a big,hearty laugh

Ice Road Trucker start Alex Debogorski, centre poses with fans in Quesnel.