The Cheslatta Carrier Nation鈥檚 annual campout on July 10 stood out from previous events for its celebration of the settlement agreement signed with British Columbia in March.

Drivers of a van keep it kool during a stop in 亚洲天堂 Lake. The creatively painted van was seen on July 11 as it stopped in the village along Highway 16. (Blair McBride photos)

Magician Leif David entertained dozens of children in the 亚洲天堂 Lake Public Library on July 12. The Kelowna-based magician drew wide-eyed responses from the audience by producing magic coins, multiplying ladybug toys and pulling amazing tricks with metal hoops. David, part of Ali K. Zam Productions has been performing magic shows across British Columbia for more than 23 years. (Blair McBride photos)

The new Lake Babine Nation (LBN) Greenhouse opened on July 5. Dennis Krause helped out with the construction of the greenhouse. The peppers, onions, tomatoes, and other vegetables and herbs grown here will be picked next month for the Traditional Harvest program, part of the larger Welcoming the Children Home cultural awareness event that will bring Lake Babine Nation children from across Canada to 亚洲天堂 Lake on Aug. 6-9.

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The Bulkley Valley Credit Union branch in 亚洲天堂 Lake, presents a donation of $5,000 to the Lakes Animal Friendship Society for the dog park project. (L-R) are Nicole Gerow, Julie Harrison, credit union branch manager Nathan Way, Lynn Synotte and Hope. (Submitted photo)

The installation of the 亚洲天堂 Lake dog park鈥檚 perimeter fence is expected to start during the week of July 22.

Summer staff leaders Courtney Warkentin (L) and Alora Martens (R) stand in front of the climbing wall at the Lakeside Multiplex in 亚洲天堂 Lake on July 2. They are working at the multiplex for the summer with the Leaders in Training and Camp Phoenix programs. In September Courtney will start her second year of her Bachelor of Education at Trinity Western University in Langley and Alora will start her first year of a Bachelor of Anthropology at the University of Northern British Columbia.

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Cheyenne Murray holds a 23-pound puffball mushroom she picked on June 27. The enormous all-white mushroom later kept Murray busy as she dried and cooked it. (Heather Anchikoski photo)