The Fortis B.C. and Williams Lake Central Business Improvement Area’s Turn Down the Heat campaign
Turn Down the Heat campaign, Feb. 2 to 9, has resulted in numerous sweaters being donated for people in need.
The Fortis B.C. and Williams Lake Central Business Improvement Area’s Turn Down the Heat campaign, Feb. 2 to 9, has resulted in numerous sweaters being donated to people in need.
The total number of cases in the region since the pandemic began is now at 7,334
Young bowlers have been able to carry on relatively unaffected due to the nature of the sport
It’s been 42 days since Tl’etinqox First Nation members received their first dose of Moderna
Owners of property at 1704 Broadway Ave. South have applied for a zoning amendment
The warning is in effect through the weekend
Pig Day, Canadian Bacon Day and Grammar Day are all coming up this week
Packaging suppliers are still figuring eco-friendly and affordable packaging options that fit the mandates of Cannabis Regulations
Animal dies despite efforts of Nanaimo marine mammal rescue team, emergency personnel and bystanders
Fundraising page launched on Karen Sorensen’s behalf, with a goal of $250,000
Inspired by plight of a toothless cat, Gina Adams offers proceeds from her artwork to help animals
More borrowing expected as pandemic enters second year
Aerial firefighting company creating Q400AT airtanker in advance of local forest fire season
Michael Sholz reportedly forged documents to support ineligible tax credits linked to homeownership
Candidates have until Nov. 30 to declare whether they are running
