Quesnel’s premier family festival a success

Billy Barker Days Festival saw crowds descend on Quesnel last weekend

Billy Barker Days drew the usual crowds to such popular events as the rodeo

Billy Barker Days drew the usual crowds to such popular events as the rodeo

Billy Barker Days Festival saw crowds descend on Quesnel last weekend

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