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Cariboo Youth Soccer League update, May 12

Williams Lake soccer team got a taste of home-field advantage May 12 hosting teams from Quesnel, Prince George and 100 Mile House.

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Cougars claw to silver medal at soccer zones

It was an emotional end to a short season as Columneetza secondary girls soccer players donned the Cougars jersey for the final time May 13.

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Children's Wish Ride goes Sunday, May 26

People can ride, walk or just hang out around or take a horse-drawn wagon ride being offered to support this year’s Children’s Wish Ride.

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First Nations leaders pay tribute to Elijah Harper in Williams Lake

Chief Justice Murray Sinclair remembered former Cree leader Elijah Harper during the Residential School Conference in Williams Lake.

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Stewardship workshop attracts crowd

A recent workshop on collaborative stewardship in the San Jose Watershed attracted around 35 people.

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Update: Fatal MVI west of Williams Lake

There has been a fatal single motor vehicle incident 19 kilometres west of Williams Lake.

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Liberals ride ‘nail-biter’ night to a big win

Liberal candidates Donna Barnett, Cariboo-Chilcotin, and Coralee Oakes, Cariboo North are excited to have won their ridings.

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Hired and un-hired city CAO files civil claim in B.C. Supreme Court

The man who was hired and then un-hired for a vacant CAO position in Williams Lake has filed a civil claim in the Supreme Court of B.C.

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Alarms, graffiti, parking and noise bylaws addressed

Council gave the first three readings May 7 to five of the city’s bylaws receiving an upgrade.

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Unionized workers at Mount Polley Mine reach tentative agreement

The union representing workers at Imperial Metals Mount Polley near Williams Lake has reached a tentative five-year agreement.

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Peterson Contracting awarded South Lakeside tender

Peterson Contracting Ltd. of Williams Lake has been awarded the widening tender for South Lakeside Drive for a total amount of $1,808,243.

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Community encouraged to participate in place branding of Williams Lake

City council is encouraging the community to help with a place brand for Williams Lake.

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Truth and reconciliation sharing begins Thursday

Residential school truth and reconciliation hearings begin in Williams Lake Thursday.

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Chief at Ulkatcho re-elected

Zach Parker has been re-elected chief of Ulkatcho First Nation (Anahim Lake).

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Recommendations made in Sargent case

The jury participating in the public inquest into the death of 19-year-old Blaine Conrad Sargent has made nine recommendations.

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City contract provides pay increase

Williams Lake city union workers will receive a modest incremental pay increase in its new 2012-2016 collective agreement.

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Transparency important in mining

When it comes to mining, transparency is one of the things Canadians care about, says Mining Association of Canada CEO Pierre Gratton.

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Cariboo Fire Centre warns of volatile, wildfire conditions

The Cariboo Fire Centre is reminding the public to be safe with fire use — especially in the Chilcotin.

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Hospital plan closer to a reality

Interior Health makes formal request for CCRHD funds to proceed with the Cariboo Memorial Hospital concept plan.

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Thousands vote in advance

Advance voting opportunities resulted in 3,299 people voting in Cariboo-Chilcotin and 2,273 in Cariboo North.

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