Local students weren't set to participate in the program, says teacher
The digital record to be made public for Granisle's 50th anniversary in 2021
Construction to soon resume on Nations Cannabis in Burns Lake
A $779,000 funding from Natural Resource Canada provides the impetus
Laboratory services return with fewer restrictions
Hopes for public help in the Highway of Tears investigation
Sales expected to be low through rest of 2020
Mark your calendars and say thank you to our community's backbone
Usually when a business or an organization has a big influx of people coming in, and using its services, it is a great sign. However, last week when I wrote about the local safe house being opened up and running at full capacity, it was not really a moment to rejoice.
Tweedsmuir Park Rod and Gun Club is back with their summer offerings. Nicole Gerow told Lakes District News that they hope to make trap shootings "an every-Thursday kind of a thing" so people can come and enjoy or even practice shooting. The charges for Trap shooting start at $5 per round to cover electricity, clays, and thrower maintenance. Gerow mentioned that most prefer 12 gauge shells however, 20 gauge shells were also available at the club. Both 12 gauge and 20 gauge shells are for $10 per box. (Priyanka Ketkar photo)
Loss of property, stolen goods within two consecutive days
Canada Day 2020 celebrations may have been cancelled but the spirit of the day was still very much in the air. Gerald Eckland, a Burns Lake resident donned a special maple leaf-print jacket, complete with a hat and decorated his 1925 Star with flags. He then drove through the village along with Sylvia Salza in his vintage car, honking at passerby's, waving the national flag. Eckland has built the Star 1925 himself and has been participating in car shows over the years. This year, even though there was no car parade or celebration in the village for Canada Day, Eckland still ventured outside to celebrate the day and to "bring smiles to people's faces". (Priyanka Ketkar photo)
The domestic violence shelter has been running at full capacity
This week, my home country has been on my mind a lot.
The project is expected to be completed by spring 2021
From extreme losses to near profit, resorts and lodges give an insight
BLMBA, BLNDC and the Village will be receiving these grants
The Knockholt Landfill carboard ban gets keyplayers to seek a long-term fix
New school year will see new principals at several schools
6.1 million trees planted between two local companies
