Salmon carcasses and plastic found on side road
Eight boats participated in the the light up the lake boat parade on Aug. 25, organized by the tourism centre of the Village of Burns Lake. The event had over 100 people in attendance. In addition to the dressed up boats, there was live music from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., as well as several food vendors and games set up in the field at Spirit Square. (Eddie Huband photos/Lakes District News)
Over $13,000 raised since the program was launched in April
Latest poll has incumbent with healthy lead
Officers recovered property which had allegedly been stolen; no body found
Helicopter chooses track as landing spot for emergency evacuation
Eaton & Co. issued its first catalogue in 1884, and the publication became an icon of Canadian culture.
Claudia Pavon of Clover Fields Apiaries selling fresh raw honey and honeycomb, as well as honey based products such as hand cream, soap, and candles at the Burns Lake Farmers Market. You can find the stand at the Burns Lake & District Chamber of Commerce where the market is hosted every Friday in the summer from 10 A.M to 3 P.M. Aug. 27 will be the final farmers market of the season. (Eddie Huband photos/Lakes District News)
Province-wide decrease in AAC as a result of environmental protections could impact Burns Lake
Two volleyball players battle it out on the newly constructed volleyball court in Spirit Square in Burns Lake. The court has been open for a month after being approved by the village council earlier in the summer. (Eddie Huband photos/Lakes District News)
Burns lake man with unique skill opens up about his passion
New principal coming in at William Konkin Elementary
Accumulation of boxes sitting in gravel pit on North Road
NWFC aiding other fire centres while efforts continue at Chief Louie Lake wildfire
One fish per day now allowed for all fishermen until Sep. 15
Mail-in ballots are expected to be taken up by millions of voters
Local timber logging and forest preservation company is enjoying a good year
Village of Burns Lake (VBL) facilities maintenance staff member Robert Winning up bright and early to clean the Radley Beach. The cleaning equipment, which was recently purchased by VBL, is meant to keep the debris to a minimum and loosen the sand. Burns Lake residents have been complaining about the lack of cleanliness at the Radley Beach in Spirit Square for some time, specifically the geese feces that were frequently found in the sand. The VBL has experimented with fencing with ribbon in the past to keep geese off the beach with poor results, prompting the purchase of the new cleaning equipment. (Eddie Huband photo/Lakes District News)
(L-R) Burns Lake Library staff Deanna Driedger, Roberta Mckenzie, Danyka Collings and Lee Salmon in the newly renovated MacEwen Children's Library located in the basement of the building. Village of Burns Lake town council recently moved to waive the library's rental fee of the heritage centre, where they will host their annual book sale fundraiser that goes from Sep. 12-19. (Eddie Huband photo/Lakes District News)
Amount of workers across the project have more then doubled from last month's report
