A great ethnically diverse lunch was served in Spirit Square following the Walk for Harmony Tuesday, May 8.
Grade 7 Mountview elementary student Jasmin Johnson chose several culturally diverse items from the buffet prepared for the Walk for Harmony lunch served in Spirit Square Tuesday, May 8 on the International Day for the Elimination of Racism.
Overall, B.C. is seeing a decrease in COVID-19 cases
Lorne Doerkson said central parts of rural B.C. devastated by flooding, crumbling infrastructure
On May 10 Williams Lake RCMP were called to the camp, located at the 2200 block of Beaver Lake Rd.
Mack has been an ever-present, quietly powerful literacy force in Williams Lake for several decades
“By signing the United Way’s Promise campaign, TRU aims to reduce barriers facing some students.”
Man, 20, charged in separate fatal shooting Burnaby over the weekend
Packaging suppliers are still figuring eco-friendly and affordable packaging options that fit the mandates of Cannabis Regulations
The Penticton businessman was voted in by members of the party on May 8
Philip Toner is a person of interest in the death of Brenda Ware
RCMP remind public to take care of mental health and well-being, while better solutions are sought
The university will offer the products this September
426 seriously ill people in hospital, up from 415 Monday
Annual Vancouver Island Festival cancelled due to COVID-19, along with Laketown Shakedown
Community ‘devastated’ by third member of 1,150-person Vancouver Island nation shot in less than a year
