Dozens of vintage cars were on display at the 14th annual show and shine event on June 23, in ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake. The colourful vehicles were set up in Spirit Square. A road cruise followed the event. (Blair McBride photos)

Dozens of residents turned up for the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake and District Seniors Society 10th anniversary celebration lunch on June 19 in the gymnasium of the Island Gospel Fellowship church. (Blair McBride and submitted photos)

Workers unload and install a new dock at Southbank on Francois Lake on June 17. Cheslatta Carrier Nation has helped finance the Southbank dock since 2004 and it was replaced with the new one last week. It is the only public dock on the southside of the lake. The dock was built with old boom sticks - used when towing logs with a tugboat - and hauled to Francois Lake from Ootsa Lake. (Submitted photos)

WATCH: Aboriginal Day parade

WATCH: Grade 12 Processional

Lakes District Secondary School art students stand with their salmon-themed masterpiece, in the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Public Library, on June 11. Students from the block 1 – Art 11/12 class made the portrait using glass and stones. The work is the result of the creativity and efforts of teacher Steve Wilejto and students Kiara Alec, Nathan Clayton, Clay Murray, Jeffrey Robinson, Rivey Sackney, Logan Thompson, Micah Watson, Jasmin Stiffler, Brock West, Shelby Woskett and Sam Shelford.

Students in the College of New Caledonia (CNC)’s Camp Cook program prepared lunch for members of the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake community on June 13. The three-course lunch included soup, pulled pork sandwiches and salad, and cake for dessert. (Blair McBride photos)

Staff at Save-On-Foods join the Share it Forward event at the store on June 13. Half of the proceeds from purchases of any Western Family product would be donated to local food banks. Staff also filled an RCMP truck with Western Family products and held a donation barbecue. (Blair McBride photo)

Nicole Forsyth, Executive Director of RedRover, spoke in the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Public Library on May 28 about the animal rescue organization’s programs aimed at helping animals and families. Volunteers with the Sacramento-based organization help provide care for animals - including veterinary care - and support for families. It also deploys personnel to help animals in disaster situations, such as the wildfires in California last year.

‘Character Matters’ project produced by Grade 6 students in Abbotsford