Representatives from Mount Polley and Golder Associates will be there to give updates
Business at its Best is an initiative hoping to celebrate employment excellence
Council hopes grant funding will cover most of the $5 million price tag for a metering system and $15 million-plus cost for a treatment plant
Rain on Tuesday followed by freezing overnight has made the roads slick Wednesday
As of Monday evening, tenants on the south wing were told they can move back in while water damage to the north wing is still being assessed
Conrad Turcotte who won the seat in the Oct. 20 election has been unable to take his oath of office due to illness
COS reminds recreational users Williams Lake is surrounded by several traplines
Two emergency doctors have left Williams Lake within the last four months
With a lease in place the Cariboo Heritage Society would purse development plans
By calling 250-392-2222 citizens can access rides between 9 p.m. and 3 a.m. Friday and Saturday, as long as they have a vehicle that needs to be driven as well
Williams Lake is the last stop of researchers’ cross-Canada tour collecting input from patients and their loved ones
Nurse practitioner Sandi Lachapelle is leaving her job at the TRU clinic mid-December
First Nations and non-First Nations agree there needs to be more roundtables with all interest groups
The adult White American Pelicans have fractured wings and are being housed in Burnaby
The shop will be built on IR#6 land adjacent to Kal Tire on Mackenzie Avenue South
Stan McCarthy is one of 19 British Columbians being recognized for outstanding community service
City wants to take lead to see plan implemented and is applying for funding
Chief Willie Sellars and Const. Taylor Callens received two last-minute donations of $1,000 and $1,100 on Dec. 1
All donations for the Salvation Army
American White Pelican trio couldn’t migrate due to injuries
