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Big changes coming to the Williams Lake Golf Course

Community Teryn Midzain -
The Williams Lake Golf and Tennis Club is bringing in the biggest renovation in Club history, which could change the way the course is played.

Mayor of Williams Lake speaks out against Hate and Intimidation

Community Teryn Midzain -
Williams Lake Mayor Surinderpal Rathor speaks out against discriminatory comments that were made online about the City raising the Pride Flag at City Hall.

Lhoosk’uz Dene Elder receives Medal of Good Citizenship from the Province

Indigenous Teryn Midzain -
Archie Chantyman received a B.C. Medal of Good Citizenship for his powerful walking journey of healing, the March with Arch.

South Cariboo Citizens on Patrol in 100 Mile House looking for new volunteers

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The South Cariboo Citizens on Patrol is putting the call out for new volunteers.

Williams Lake residents feeling “tired, hopeless, and held hostage” when it comes to public safety in their community

City of Williams Lake Teryn Midzain -
Williams Lake Mayor and Council, the MP and MLA, and local stakeholders heard responses gathered from a community safety survey as well as public feedback in a Public Safety Meeting held on Wednesday, July 15.

The first sporting event for Billy Barker Days launches today

Sports Teryn Midzain -
The annual Bob Wilson Memorial Crash to Pass race is just about to go Lights Out tonight, to start the 50th anniversary of Billy Barker Days.

New exhibits at the Quesnel Museum share more of the town’s living history

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The Quesnel Museum unveiled new exhibits that showed the living history of the Quesnel Rodeo Club, the St. John the Divine Anglican Church, and families that were pioneers in the Quesnel Community.

Cariboo residents deal with sticker shock at the pumps

Economy Teryn Midzain -
Cariboo residents are feeling the impacts of rising fuel prices, and are adjusting their daily routines to save money.

Council batting back and forth on pickleball court and partnerships

City of Williams Lake Teryn Midzain -
Williams Lake City Councl approved delaying and continuing the search for an open and appropriate space to build a pickleball court.

Quesnel coffee shop owner creates World Largest birthday cake

Community Teryn Midzain -
A new world record was set in Quesnel today, as Ted Martindale, owner of Granville's Coffee, created the World's Largest Carrot Cake and celebrated his 80th birthday.

Amata Transition House’s Coldest Night of the Year walk to be held tomorrow

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Amata Transition House will have their Coldest Night of the Year walk tomorrow starting at 5 p.m. The walk helps raise funds and brings awareness for those in need in the community.

Nazko healing fires dates for new season

Indigenous Teryn Midzain -
The Nazko First Nation has announced its community Healing Fires will be returning for another year in two locations in Quesnel.

Kiwanis Park to get a new name

City of Williams Lake Teryn Midzain -
Williams Lake City Council approved a new name for the Kiwanis Park during last night's City Council Meeting.

Community information meeting on 100 Mile House economy to be held

Community Teryn Midzain -
A community information meeting will be held in 100 Mile House this evening. The meeting will explore topics on jobs, housing, and the 100 Mile House economy.

34th annual Sled Dog Mail Run sets off today

Community Teryn Midzain -
The 34th Annual Gold Rush Trail Sled Dog Mail Run sets off this afternoon from the Troll Mountain Ski Resort, despite a few minor challenges.

Warmer weather makes annual sled dog mail run change final dash

Community Teryn Midzain -
Due to rain and warmer weather making trails and the final days through Barkerville dangerous, changes have been made to the Schedule of Events for the annual Gold Rush Trail Sled Dog Mail Run.
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Environment
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Advocates urge next B.C. government to address water scarcity as El Niño forecast adds to drought concerns

Environment
A potentially powerful El Niño could worsen drought conditions across B.C., prompting calls for stronger water protection measures from the next provincial government.

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Economy
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The unemployment rate takes a plunge in the Cariboo region

Economy
There was a hefty drop in the Cariboo region's year over year unemployment rate last month.
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