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Heritage squeezed: 112-year-old Cariboo courthouse to be demolished this fall

Heritage squeezed: 112-year-old Cariboo courthouse to be demolished this fall

20 years of roadblocks has left the community of 150 Mile House with few choices  
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Temperatures expected to level to seasonal norms Aug. 1 for most of B.C.

Temperatures expected to level to seasonal norms Aug. 1 for most of B.C.

Cooling stations are set up across Williams Lake and the downtown BIA is handing out free cold water
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Williams Lake mayor confident Josie Osborne will deliver on promises

Williams Lake mayor confident Josie Osborne will deliver on promises

Mayor Surinderpal Rathor emphasized the need to address issues around addictions, mental health and the healthcare shortage
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Tŝilhqot’in youth speak at UN session on rights of Indigenous peoples

Tŝilhqot’in youth speak at UN session on rights of Indigenous peoples

Sierra William and Dakota Diablo spent a week in Geneva learning and practicing applying the rights of Indigenous peoples
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First Nations, Carney meet to discuss One Canadian Economy Act

First Nations, Carney meet to discuss One Canadian Economy Act

BCAFN Regional Chief Terry Teegee said the next step is for Carney to visit and engage with First Nation communities directly
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B.C. burn survivor finds confidence, capabilities competing in strongman

B.C. burn survivor finds confidence, capabilities competing in strongman

'Being physically disabled limits you...but if you’re open-minded, it’s limitless in other aspects'
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Mother bear shot and killed northeast of Williams Lake, leaving 5 cubs orphaned

Mother bear shot and killed northeast of Williams Lake, leaving 5 cubs orphaned

Conservation officers investigating after mother of unusually large brood found dead
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B.C. Bear Witness Day parade marches for Indigenous children

B.C. Bear Witness Day parade marches for Indigenous children

The parade marks an important day in the history of Jordan's Principle
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West Fraser adapts to forest industry uncertainty in B.C.'s Cariboo

West Fraser adapts to forest industry uncertainty in B.C.'s Cariboo

Over the past three years West Fraser has planted more than 63 million trees in the Cariboo
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PhD dissertation on Indigenous sovereignty shaped by B.C. experience

PhD dissertation on Indigenous sovereignty shaped by B.C. experience

The former LCSS student recently completed his PhD which focuses on Indigenous sovereignty
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