Tag: Holidays

Holiday cheer blissed Quesnel Kids’ visit with Santa

The weather played nice in Quesnel for this year's Santa Extravaganza. Santa arrived on the Quesnel Fire Department's fire truck, and many Quesnel community organizations and business provided food and games for everyone to enjoy.

Quesnel’s Stuff a Cruiser this weekend

This weekend is the annual Stuff the Cruiser event at the Quesnel Walmart. Police are asking the community to bring donations of non-perishable foods, unopened toys for children, winter clothing, and hygiene products. The RCMP will gather all donations and give them to local food banks, seniors, and Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Quesnel.

Barkerville Olde-Fashioned Christmas bringing wonder and cheer back before the holidays

Barkerville's annual Olde-Fashioned Christmas returns on December 13 and 14, to give more holiday cheer, warmth, and magic to visitors. Dress warmly and for changing winter conditions.

Quesnel Old Time Fiddlers’ annual Christmas Dance this weekend

The Quesnel Old Time Fiddlers' Association is hosting its annual Christmas Dance and Potluck Dinner on Saturday, December 6. The dinner has been a long standing tradition in Quesnel for more than 50 years.

Deadline for Holiday Shipping Set for December 11th

There are only a couple days remaining for Cariboo residents hoping to send off seasonal items in time for...

Extra December Distribution Set for South Cariboo Food Bank Recipients

There will be something of a bonus for food bank recipients in the South Cariboo come December. The 100 Mile House...

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