The EOC has been activated as a level one, which is the lowest activation level
There are seven new fires in the Cariboo, as well as one between Hixon and Prince George
Tsilhqot’in Nation target provincial government’s LEH moose hunts
Thieves made off with tools and equipment from Williams Lake-area resident who lost it all
Heavy rains have been falling as thunderstorm watch continues
So far none are larger than two hectares
Glass etchings created by Tony Antoine were unveiled at Cariboo Memorial Hospital
A Williams Lake man is wondering if the brown ‘crap’ that fell onto his truck last Saturday came from a plane as well
For two days, leaders and members of four communities participated in a two-day visioning workshop
The ministry of education released the report Friday in advance of a press conference being hosted by SD 27 management and trustees
A spotter plane has flown over the fire to determine the size
Many areas in the region are experiencing high stream flows and flooding
Anyone interested in working at Cariboo Place is encouraged to attend upcoming community meetings in Williams Lake and 100 Mile House
With 40-kilometre wind gusts in the forecast for Saturday, the public is urged to be careful with any open burning
A first of its kind agreement will see three levels of government work together so the Tsilhqot’in National Government can determine its emergency management
Ranchers facing hay shortages are dealing with road restrictions slowing down the delivery of hay
Mayor said it’s important for everyone to know that some B.C. communities back the project
Under sunny skies six Tsilhqot’in chiefs anticipate an historical move on the part of the federal government
Prime Minister to absolve Tsilhqot’in chiefs in relation to deaths of 14 construction workers
A two-vehicle crash in the Cariboo has claimed the life of one person and sent another to hospital.
