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Pinnacle Renewable Energy in Williams Lake has a new stack that is 45 feet taller than the one it replaced.

Chief Percy Guichon is back at the helm for a third term with the Alexis Creek First Nation.

A new federal study has found that diluted bitumen floats in sea water, except when it is mixed with some types of sediment

RCMP seek information on heavy equipment damaged by vandals in Williams Lake.

Sinders and Ashes a downtown clothing and novelty store in Williams Lake has received extensive fire damage to the back of its building.

What looks like brown sugar sprinkled on the streets of Williams Lake is actually a new de-icing compound the city is trying out.

The Williams Lake SPCA is hoping the public will help with the costs of surgery for an injured abandoned puppy.

Nominations for the province’s highest recognition the Order of British Columbia for 2014, are now being accepted.

Readers of Black Press newspapers from Ashcroft to Prince Rupert will have a chance to win $1,000 for completing an online survey.

Out with the old, in with the new! This well worn phrase rings particularly true for the annual Reach a Reader event.