A new business is slated to open soon where the Laughing Loon was located on Broadway Avenue South.
New business to open in on South Broadway
Signs indicated a new business will open soon on South Broadway.
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Williams Lake RCMP investigating firearms incident near Bond Lake Road
Police officers were on scene Friday morning, May 14
City, WLFN hosting naming ceremony for Nekw7usem Bridge in Williams Lake
The pedestrian bridge connects the RC Cotton Trail to Scout Island
Old Fashioned Drive In Lunch on menu at seniors centre today, May 14
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Serial sex-offender acquitted of duct tape possession in B.C. provincial court
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Restrictions will lift once 75% of Canadians get 1 shot and 20% are fully immunized, feds say
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B.C. donates $500K to Red Cross COVID-19 relief efforts in India
The money will provide oxygen cylinders and ambulances for patients in communities grappling with the virus
