A view of the Williams Lake Stockyards in the 1940s when it was situated on the shores of Williams Lake.
A view of the Williams Lake Stockyards in the 1940s when it was situated on the shores of Williams Lake. The stockyards now enjoy a modern facility on Cattle Drive off Mackenzie Avenue on the north side of the city.
Garbage, fruit trees, bird feeders, compost and livestock are common attractants for bears
Currently, there are 900 active cases in the region
Burning may begin as early as April 13 in partnership with BC Wildfire Service
This year’s sale will be online and in person
Kevin Boon said positive aspect of pandemic is more people interested in where their food comes from
John Horgan government to ‘carefully return to balanced budgets’
Packaging suppliers are still figuring eco-friendly and affordable packaging options that fit the mandates of Cannabis Regulations
This comes as confidence in governments is plummeting in provinces being hit hardest by the pandemic
Fred Fox said his brother’s legacy of resilience has taken on renewed resonance as COVID-19 rages on
Police arrest older teen, call video shared on social media ‘disturbing’
3,219 new cases since Friday, 18 additional deaths
Tek Manhas’s meme doesn’t violate North Cowichan council’s code of conduct, municipality concludes
“Tasting is really just part of the retail experience. The analogy I use is you wouldn’t buy a pair of pants without trying them on.”
President Dan Kelly said it is crucial to maintain programs to help businesses to the other side of the pandemic
