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Trevor Bigg (Photo submitted)

Spotlight on Small Business 2021: Trevor Bigg of eXp Realty

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Trevor Bigg (Photo submitted)
As the holiday season approaches, The Rusty Bucket owner Rena Johnson (centre) and her staff, Melissa and Leslie, are getting ready to step into Christmas with new items arriving daily.(Photo submitted)

Spotlight on Small Business 2021: The Rusty Bucket

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As the holiday season approaches, The Rusty Bucket owner Rena Johnson (centre) and her staff, Melissa and Leslie, are getting ready to step into Christmas with new items arriving daily.(Photo submitted)
Bruce Charbonneau (Rebecca Dyok photo)

Spotlight on Small Business 2021: Frame Creations by Bruce

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Bruce Charbonneau (Rebecca Dyok photo)
Woodland Jewellers is a fourth-generation, family-run business founded in 1933, owned and operated by Geoff Bourdon.

Spotlight on Small Business 2021: Woodland Jewellers

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Woodland Jewellers is a fourth-generation, family-run business founded in 1933, owned and operated by Geoff Bourdon.
Adrian Kreis (Photo submitted)

Spotlight on Small Business 2021: Adrian Kreis of eXp Realty

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Chief Roger Jimmie was a strong advocate for Indigenous forestry rights. In a 1990 Observer article he was demanding Kluskus be allowed to log their own land. (Quesnel Observer File Photo - 1990)

‘Fearless’ Lhoosk’uz Dené Nation chief remembered after death

Roger Jimmie passed away last week

Chief Roger Jimmie was a strong advocate for Indigenous forestry rights. In a 1990 Observer article he was demanding Kluskus be allowed to log their own land. (Quesnel Observer File Photo - 1990)
Devereux Hodgson of Victoria’s works are in the latest artist exhibit on display at the Station House Gallery. (Rebecca Dyok photo)

New Station House exhibit invites you to travel through a painter’s eye

Artwork of Devereux Hodgson on display

Devereux Hodgson of Victoria’s works are in the latest artist exhibit on display at the Station House Gallery. (Rebecca Dyok photo)
Saik’uz First Nation held a news conference Friday, Oct. 15 declaring forest management in its territory must change immediately. (Saik’uz First Nation Facebook screen grab)

Saik’uz First Nation makes swift changes to forest management in its territory

“When you look out in our territory all I see is devastation,” said Chief Priscilla Mueller

Saik’uz First Nation held a news conference Friday, Oct. 15 declaring forest management in its territory must change immediately. (Saik’uz First Nation Facebook screen grab)
Adrienne Kelso (centre) cherishes every moment with her two daughters. The young mom was diagnosed last year with ALS. (Photo submitted)

Coffee fundraiser supporting Williams Lake mom with ALS on Friday morning, Oct. 15

Community rallies for Adrienne Kelso

Adrienne Kelso (centre) cherishes every moment with her two daughters. The young mom was diagnosed last year with ALS. (Photo submitted)
Marnie Millership (left) and Cathy Poole helped organized a Thanksgiving food drive outside of FreshCo on Friday, Oct. 8. All donations went to supporting the Williams Lake Salvation Army. (Rebecca Dyok photo)

Thanksgiving food drive supports Williams Lake Salvation Army

FreshCo and Cariboo GM teamed up to hold a food drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 8

Marnie Millership (left) and Cathy Poole helped organized a Thanksgiving food drive outside of FreshCo on Friday, Oct. 8. All donations went to supporting the Williams Lake Salvation Army. (Rebecca Dyok photo)
Lily, Aubrey, and George Inglis (back-left) of Quesnel teamed up with friends Daniel Auras (centre), Neve Foreman, and Kayden Heinrichs of Prince George to complete the Cariboo Corn Maze on Sunday, Oct. 3. It was the first time attending for all who agreed it was a great time. (Rebecca Dyok photo)

Corn maze delight in the Cariboo north of Williams Lake

Cariboo Corn Maze is open until mid-October, with a spooky theme

Lily, Aubrey, and George Inglis (back-left) of Quesnel teamed up with friends Daniel Auras (centre), Neve Foreman, and Kayden Heinrichs of Prince George to complete the Cariboo Corn Maze on Sunday, Oct. 3. It was the first time attending for all who agreed it was a great time. (Rebecca Dyok photo)
Adrienne Kelso (centre) spends as much time as she can with her daughters Emma Worsley and Alora Worsley. (Photo submitted)

Fundraiser set to support Williams Lake mom with ALS

Coffee by donation coming up for Adrienne Kelso

Adrienne Kelso (centre) spends as much time as she can with her daughters Emma Worsley and Alora Worsley. (Photo submitted)
Young men handed out flowers to women at Boitanio Park in Williams Lake on Monday, Oct.4. (Rebecca Dyok photo)

Williams Lake vigil honours, remembers missing murdered Indigenous women and girls

National Day of Action marked in Boitanio Park Oct. 4

Young men handed out flowers to women at Boitanio Park in Williams Lake on Monday, Oct.4. (Rebecca Dyok photo)
A video of two RCMP officers dancing outside of 7-Eleven in Vanderhoof by Ada Madam has received more than 10,000 views on Facebook as of Wednesday, September 1. (Facebook image)

Video of dancing cops in Vanderhoof goes viral

“It just lightened all of our moods.”

A video of two RCMP officers dancing outside of 7-Eleven in Vanderhoof by Ada Madam has received more than 10,000 views on Facebook as of Wednesday, September 1. (Facebook image)
Leigh Hunsinger-Chang of Prince George has announced her intention to run as the Green Party candidate for the Cariboo-Prince George riding in this year’s federal election. (Photo submitted)

Family physician named Green Party federal election candidate for Cariboo-Prince George

Leigh Hunsinger-Chang puts name forward

Leigh Hunsinger-Chang of Prince George has announced her intention to run as the Green Party candidate for the Cariboo-Prince George riding in this year’s federal election. (Photo submitted)
Ted Fisher is recovering in hospital after being seriously injured in a motorcycle collision with a moose east of Quesnel on the Barkerville Highway. (Brooke L’Heureux/GoFundMe)

Community rallies for Quesnel wildfire pilot injured in motorcycle collision with moose

Fundraiser underway for Ted and Robyn Fisher

Ted Fisher is recovering in hospital after being seriously injured in a motorcycle collision with a moose east of Quesnel on the Barkerville Highway. (Brooke L’Heureux/GoFundMe)
A 400 guest limit this year has been removed at Barkerville Historic Town & Park. Social distancing is strongly encouraged, and face masks remain mandatory in indoor spaces. (Rebecca Dyok photo)

Barkerville trust endorses private GoFundMe to support historic town and park

The Barkerville Heritage Trust, which runs the provincially-owned park say they are short $670K

A 400 guest limit this year has been removed at Barkerville Historic Town & Park. Social distancing is strongly encouraged, and face masks remain mandatory in indoor spaces. (Rebecca Dyok photo)
A black bear is seen near Lake Louise, Alberta. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward)

Update: Bear destroyed after lone hiker near Vanderhoof attacked

Man released from hospital

A black bear is seen near Lake Louise, Alberta. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward)
The Cariboo Regional District office in Williams Lake is located at Suite D, 180 North Third Avenue. (Monica Lamb-Yorski photo - Williams Lake Tribune)

Cariboo Regional District ordered to pay damages in raw sewage fiasco

Property near Wildwood flooded in 2015 and 2020

The Cariboo Regional District office in Williams Lake is located at Suite D, 180 North Third Avenue. (Monica Lamb-Yorski photo - Williams Lake Tribune)
A fire on Beaver Lake Road was extinguished Wednesday, July 28. (Ian Hicks Facebook photo)

Awareness, fast response leads to extinguishment of lightning-caused fire north of Williams Lake

“I just love the small wins,” says McLeese Lake volunteer firefighter

A fire on Beaver Lake Road was extinguished Wednesday, July 28. (Ian Hicks Facebook photo)