A teacher from the Cariboo Chilcotin will have to take a course in creating a positive learning environment before she can return to teach
Local politicians pen letter to government asking for electronic monitoring system
Distressed dogs show signs of being “terrified” of humans
Holly “Cargo” Harrison is in Williams Lake, resting a pulled hamstring before he continues on his 15,000-mile walk to Alaska.
North District RCMP stopped a driver Sunday near Prince George whose two sleds had fallen off a flat deck trailer and were being dragged along behind his truck.
Supreme Court of Canada judge that Canada failed to protect land dating back to 1858
Cedar Rocket auctioned off three times at Barrett-Jackson Co., netting $350,000 US for veterans
The world’s fastest log car will be go to the highest bidder at the Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona later this month.
Emergency crews responded to a mobile home fire early Tuesday on the Williams Lake Indian Band’s Sugar Cane Reserve
Mount Polley Mine is beginning staged lay-offs to pay for projects it must complete because of the 2014 breach.
The Tsilhqot’in National Government is developing a radio station to promote language revitalization and create unity
Two judicial reviews filed against the Minister of Environment, the Attorney General of Canada and the TNG have been dismissed
A 67-year-old Williams Lake man has not been seen or heard from in four months since evacuating to Kamloops
Stopping a bank robbery was “the right thing to do.”
Firefighters work 25 hours straight to contain initial blaze
Fire crews have been on the scene since Thursday evening fighting a fire at Tolko’s Lakeview sawmill in Williams Lake.
Ministry implements vehicle restrictions in areas impacted by fires to protect wildlife
Government members are joining Phyllis Webstad at the B.C. Legislature Thursday to raise awareness about the residential school legacy and her Orange Shirt Day message that “every child matters.”
Inspired by her own evacuation story new-mom Amy Emery decided to start a Summer 2017 Fire Babies Facebook Group.
Three logs donated by Pioneer Log Homes of B.C. have been signed by hundreds of emergency personnel who helped during the wildfires in the Cariboo-Chilcotin.
