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The Cariboo Men’s Choir performs Sunday during Parade of Choirs, a fundraising event put on for the Hough Memorial Cancer Society which purchases cancer detection equipment for the hospital.

The Positive Action program initiated by Williams Lake Communities That Care is expanding from its school-based roots out into the community.

In a letter written by its legal counsel to the federal cabinet regarding the revised Propserity mine application, the Tsilhqot’in National Government makes a number of requests.

While the RCMP’s Cariboo Region Integrated Marijuana Enforcement task force (CRIME) may be adept at taking down marijuana grow operations, it has uncovered an ugly environmental side to the operations that, for now, seems to be without a solution.

It seems as though Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s anti-drinking and driving message hit home with some teenagers following a video presentation at Columneetza Secondary School last Tuesday.

Fight HST brought its message to the snowy courtyard outside the Vancouver convention centre Saturday afternoon, as voting to select a new B.C. Liberal leader continued.

Five choirs will come together for the fourth annual Parade of Choirs this Sunday, Feb. 27.

This is just part of the group of students at Williams Lake secondary who performed a flash-mob dance to the music of Waving Flag during the noon break on Wednesday in celebration of anti-bullying Pink Shirt Day.