A collision five kilometres north of McLeese Lake has left five people dead.
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Mary McNeil announces $30,000 in funding for Success by 6 while at Marie Sharpe Elementary School.
READMary McNeil made a stop at the Marie Sharpe Elementary School library to announce $30,000 in new government funding for Success by 6
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Kayden Ryder Williams bumped into Erf — a one-month-old pug, akita and chow cross.
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For the first time in Williams Lake a health course has been delivered in the Punjabi language to local residents.
READFor the fifth year in a row Williams Lake is being challenged to dress in red on Feb. 17.
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The pilot of this ultralight aircraft spent a good portion of Sunday afternoon practising take-off and landings.
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The participation agreement sets the stage for doing business with First Nations in the province of B.C.
READThe Cariboo Memorial Hospital is the recipient of $200,000 in funding to help rural emergency care access.
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Brian Kynoch and Chief Ann Louie of the Williams Lake Indian Band sign an historic participation agreement Feb. 6
READBetween Feb. 3 and Feb. 6, the RCMP responded to almost two dozen calls ranging from assault to break and enter.
READA Williams Lake Secondary student was sprayed in the face with bear spray outside the school Thursday.
READThe Fraser Institute released its elementary school rankings based on the province’s 2010/2011 Foundation Skills Assessment tests Monday.
READThe most contentious report of the night was a report by trustee Doug Neufeld proposing a pay increase for trustees.
READCouncil voted at its budget meeting Tuesday to freeze the stipends of mayor and council members.
READSchool District 27 is $750,000 short on its 2011/12 amended annual operating budget.
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TRU Grit is holding a gala at the campus on March 31 to raise funds for scholarships and bursaries.
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Hope Johnny (left), 4, has her face painted by volunteer Nolan Kowalski Sunday at Marie Sharpe elementary during Family Fest.
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Judah Vickers and second-term president Jessie Venos were collecting signatures during the National Action Day.
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Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s assistance in locating the following two male subjects on B.C.-wide outstanding warrants.
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