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We can solve our seniors’ care crisis

The province's residential care homes are not funded to meet government's current minimum staffing guideline

Accused in Abel Lake Road grow-op in court Dec. 27

Preliminary inquiry date set for Nov. 1 in 100 Mile House courtroom

Shelley Minato is looking forward to participating in the Studio 2 Studio self-guided Art Tour at the 108 Mile Ranch on Sept. 10. She is a crafter/artist and works with many different techniques.

New artist on Studio 2 Studio tour

Shelley Minato raffling off last copy of illustrated book

Shelley Minato is looking forward to participating in the Studio 2 Studio self-guided Art Tour at the 108 Mile Ranch on Sept. 10. She is a crafter/artist and works with many different techniques.

Police Report

Theft and vandalism keep 100 Mile House RCMP busy

Candace Knudsen carefully stalked the animals she had to harvest during the Extreme Huntress competition. The competitions and hunts she was involved with can be seen on extremehuntress.com, and folks can vote for her once a month. Help her win this competition by voting once and telling your friends to vote, too.

Voting changed for Extreme Huntress competition

Tell your friends: supporters can now vote once a month

Candace Knudsen carefully stalked the animals she had to harvest during the Extreme Huntress competition. The competitions and hunts she was involved with can be seen on extremehuntress.com, and folks can vote for her once a month. Help her win this competition by voting once and telling your friends to vote, too.

Police Report

100 Mile House RCMP checking drivers at roadside checks

Crime Stoppers tips of the week

100 Mile House RCMP looking for assistance in solving crimes

RCMP blotter

Local RCMP, Traffic Service conducting proactive enforcement

Players wanted for Ladies fastball league

Deadline for registration April 27, practices underway

Pleas to keep school open fall on deaf ears

Board gives first and second reading to school closure

Old-growth forest park proclaimed

Trees protected in the world's only inland temperate rainforest

Curlers need playoff to crown champions

Another great end at the 100 Mile House Curling Club

TNRD free disposal day

Residents can garbage to 70 Mile House Eco-Depot on April 16

Townsend’s Big-eared bat is found in areas of southern British Columbia, including 100 Mile House and Williams Lake.

Cariboo Bats being studied during winter

Scientists want to help bats battle White Nose Syndrome

Townsend’s Big-eared bat is found in areas of southern British Columbia, including 100 Mile House and Williams Lake.
Georgia MacKenzie, left, and her dad, Ken, mom, Kristi, and her brother, Will, can still get in some good spring skiing at the 100 Mile Nordics 99 Mile Trails if they go in the late morning or early afternoon.

Ski in spring-like conditions

Skiing on 99 Mile Trails best in late morning, afternoon

Georgia MacKenzie, left, and her dad, Ken, mom, Kristi, and her brother, Will, can still get in some good spring skiing at the 100 Mile Nordics 99 Mile Trails if they go in the late morning or early afternoon.
The Sunrise Ford team won the playoff championship of the 100 Mile House Old Timers Hockey Association. Team members included Derek Harry, back row left, Alex Telford, Bob Hendley, Glenn Wood, Paul Feist, team rep. Ken Heales, Chris Leflufy and Dave Oshanek; Boris Gregorich, middle row left, David Cunningham, Norm Miller, Marc Dufour, Ross Regan and Lori Forster; and front Chelsea Herperger. Missing is Tom Nickel.

Another successful hockey season

100 Mile House Old Timers Hockey Association season winds down

The Sunrise Ford team won the playoff championship of the 100 Mile House Old Timers Hockey Association. Team members included Derek Harry, back row left, Alex Telford, Bob Hendley, Glenn Wood, Paul Feist, team rep. Ken Heales, Chris Leflufy and Dave Oshanek; Boris Gregorich, middle row left, David Cunningham, Norm Miller, Marc Dufour, Ross Regan and Lori Forster; and front Chelsea Herperger. Missing is Tom Nickel.

WL&DWI February and March 2016 report

Watch Lake & District Women’s Institute members busy

Angelika Langen, co-owner of the Northern Lights Wildlife Society, happily holds onto two black bear cubs. The brothers, Nutmeg and Pepper, were rescued in 100 Mile House after workers accidentally disturbed their den. Several attempts were made to reunite the cubs with their mother, but she never returned.

Second chance for tiny cubs

Workers, who disturbed a den, saved cubs after mother abandons them

Angelika Langen, co-owner of the Northern Lights Wildlife Society, happily holds onto two black bear cubs. The brothers, Nutmeg and Pepper, were rescued in 100 Mile House after workers accidentally disturbed their den. Several attempts were made to reunite the cubs with their mother, but she never returned.

Giving B.C. a future in organics and farming

B.C. Liberal government providing regulations, money and tax credits

First Nations community court making a difference

Williams Lake facilitators hope to have a court set up by September