City council is hoping the public will weigh in on three property proposals its considering.
READCity council has approved the purchase of two 2013 half-ton 4x4 pickup trucks and PRINS propane fuel systems from Lake City Ford.
READCity reserve funds will be used for waterworks replacement projects — one at the airport and one in the vicinity of Yorston Street.
READA drop-in session to view and ask questions about the Williams Lake Community Forest application and business plan, June 24.
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Williams Lake firefighters take a break after dousing a blaze behind the mini-mall at First Avenue North and Borland Street.
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The B.C. Ambulance, RCMP and fire department responded to a collision on Mackenzie Avenue around 11:15 a.m. in Williams Lake Wednesday.
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Premier Christy Clark has rolled back salary increases for political staff in ministry offices, after getting an earful from B.C. voters
READA grocery store employee escaped injury, after trying to apprehend three shoplifters at the Wholesale Club in Williams Lake.
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City planning technician Chris Hutton is hoping more people will respond to the city’s request for public input on bees and chickens.
READCity council gave its green light to the recreation complex’s pool and fitness centre to continue being open on statutory holidays.
READCariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism Association CEO Amy Thacker talks about the concept of branding and marketing.
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Kris Andrews is hoping boaters will be more mindful after she heard constant alarmed loon calls in the waters between Scout Island.
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No one was hurt Monday afternoon when a school bus in Williams Lake ended up part way in the ditch alongside Highway 20.
READOver the weekend RCMP responded to 81 calls for service, including damage to vehicles parked at the hospital and impaired driving incidents.
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The fire department extinguished a fire in the roof a building behind the strip mall at First Avenue North and Borland Street.
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The Williams Lake RCMP are currently seeking to locate 23-year-old Jensen Setah.
READFathers need to be honoured too, say organizers of the Father's Day Powwow taking place at Chief Will-Yum Campground this weekend.
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A 118 year old member of the community is getting a face lift.
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Oil on agenda as Alberta, B.C. premiers meet to resume discussions after dispute over resource revenues last year
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