Video from inside an Inland Air Charter seaplane on Prince Rupert’s Seafest Sunday

Adopted Norwegian man finds his biological mother in Endako.

Congratulations to Mark Williams, winner of a kayak and paddle in a fundraising raffle sponsored by ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake RBC and HomeHardware. Through ticket sales over $800 was raised for BC Children’s Hospital. (Submitted photo)

The Lakes Animal Friendship organization, with the help of volunteers from the Burn’s Lake Vet Clinic, held a animal wellness event at the Margaret Patrick Hall. They successfully performed animal care such as grooming, health checks, vaccines, and neutering/spayingfor low-income households. Approximately 40 cats and dogs were looked at. (Sophia Murrell photo)

Southside stop was on the way to Alberta

Started practising medicine here in 1968

On June 8, Bradley Smoker representative, James Gardiner, hosted a smoker demonstration located at Woods N’ Water. He showed anddiscussed with visitors about all the ways in which the smokers can be at use for various types of meat and had an answer for everyquestion asked. Tasty samples including brisket, candied salmon, honey Sriracha pork tenderloin, and peppered sirloin tip roast wereenjoyed by many. Don’t forget Woods N’ Water is holding a kayak demo is tomorrow at Radley Beach.

The ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake detachment is proud that one of its officers has been given a Team Alexa Award on May 16, 2018. The annual award isgiven to officers who have taken at least 12 impaired drivers off B.C roads. Constable Nicolai Phillips received the award on May 16,2018 for his work taking impaired drivers off the road in the Lakes District area in 2017.

New vape shop, Small Town Vapes, provides ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake with access to an alternative to smoking cigarettes. The store offers a selectionof electronic vapourizers, a variety of vape flavours, starter kits, mods and accessories. (Sophia Murrell photo)

The ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake book sale has books of all genres for all ages for sale by donation located at the mall. These donations contribute tosupplying the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Public Library with newer materials for the community to enjoy. An extension was made for the book sale dueto the steady flow of interested customers. This event is a great way to provide residents with books at a low cost and the money goesback into the community for residents to further enjoy. (Sophia Murrell photo)