Community

Williams Lake RCMP Sgt. Ken Brissard (rght) presents M/Cpl Corbin Carrier with the Best Dressed award at the 3064 Rocky Mountain Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadets 11th Annual Ceremonial Review at the Dairy Fields Sunday.

Roy Barter drives this lovely carriage with two brindle red horses in the Horsefly May Day Parade last Saturday.

A special fundraising tea for Cariboo Friendship Centre executive director Marg Ahdemar takes place today, May 19, at the Hearth Restaurant from 2 to 4 p.m.

Kiersten Sheridan, 7, has some fun with bubbles while taking in the 3064 Rocky Mountain Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps 11th annual Ceremonial Review held in the Dairy Fields Sunday.

Naturalists from throughout B.C. met in Williams Lake over four days May 12-15 to participate in the B.C. Nature Conference.

After a few weeks at home in Williams Lake Miss Rodeo Canada Princess Kirsten Braumandl is back on the road again.

These teenagers from Sxoxomic School at Alkali Lake are displaying a handmade quilt (made by Irene Johnson) that they signed and presented, in the way of thanks to their school guidance counsellor, Patti Murphy.

Curves holds a hotdog and bake sale in the Community Corner parking lot Tuesday to raise money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation’s Big Bike fundraiser.

Over the last few years, residents in the city of Williams Lake have shown tremendous response to the Water Wise program and made substantial efforts to conserve water and protect the integrity and sustainability of the City aquifer.

Corey Landberg sets up a Mark III pump during a Cariboo Fire Centre training session recently.