Local residents Wren Gilgan and Lyle Phillips have recently cleared 16 trees along the Red Johnson Trail (sometimes called the Ridler Trail), which commences at the partially completed ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Provincial Park campground, about 5.5 km south of ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake on Hwy. 35.

The Lakes District Arts Council (LDAC) has recently donated $2000 to Lakes District Secondary School for the upgrading of the multipurpose room’s lights, sound and projection system. According to LDAC, the new upgrades will make the school better equipped to host performances.

‘I felt their loss, and wanted to reach out to them’ says Harpaul Nandhra.

B.C. defeats Saskatchewan 2-1 in overtime.

Local volunteers have worked hard to clear trails affected by a recent windstorm at the Boer Mountain and Kager Lake recreation sites. According to the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Mountain Biking Association, approximately 40 trees came down just on the Kager Lake trail. Armed with hand saws and chainsaws, crews have assessed each of the trails.

ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake residents honour Canada’s fallen military members

A GoFundMe page has been set up after a Langley mom was hospitalized

Sweet fundraiser aims to help sibling quintet

ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Recycling Depot customers have contributed $915 to help Decker Lake Elementary School’s Grade 4/5 class travel to Barkerville, B.C., next spring. The Recycling Depot has added 10 per cent, for a total of $1007. The Recycling Depot will continue to accept donations for this bottles account until the spring.

Cheslatta Carrier Nation Chief Corrina Leween was recently in Ottawa meeting with senator Dennis Glen Patterson in her capcity as vice-chair for the First Nations Major Projects Coalition. Following that meeting, Chief Leween, also as vice-chair, made a presentation in Toronto at the annual Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships.