The Indigenous Sports Gallery at the BC Sports Hall of Fame in Vancouver can now be experienced by fans throughout the Province and around the world without ever having to leave their homes. Earlier this month they opened the door to the world's first fully immersive digital Indigenous Sports Gallery. Project...

Repairs to the Horse Lake Water System is prompting a water service disruption and boil water notice. The Cariboo Regional District said that on Wednesday, May 1st, repairs will be made to a damaged blowoff along a section of Mulligan Drive east of Granberg. Water supply to those properties will be...

By all accounts the Lhtako Quesnel BC Winter Games in February were a success. A report to that effect was presented to Quesnel City Council on Tuesday (Apr 23) night. Amy Reid, the Manager of Economic Development & Tourism, noted that there up to 3,000 people in Quesnel for the Games. Leading...

A cyclist is making the trek to Vancouver, raising money for the BC Cancer Foundation. Mark Camps' journey began in Prince George on Sunday, April 21st, and has continued riding south, making his way through the Cariboo. Camps says he doesn't just have one person in mind when he's riding. "There's been...

An event to bring people together through dialogue and artwork to explore diverse notions of resilience in the context of Climate Change will take place early next month in Williams Lake. Stories of Resilience Voices from across British Columbia's Interior will showcase artworks and stories of resilience reflecting on the...

The Burgess Creek Wildfire 20 kilometres east of Alexandria between Quesnel and Williams Lake has grown. Fire Information Officer at the Cariboo Fire Centre, Madison Dahl said it grew 200 hectares yesterday (Tuesday) and is now 1800 hectares in size. Dahl said they are expecting the possibility of a few...