Community

A summer job on his uncle’s farm, a quiet visit to a small community didn’t turn out quite how Dillon Siba had pictured it. The rainy summer dampened the haying season but not before the 29-year-old from Victoria fell in love with small-town Quesnel. However, Siba has another talent he plans to offer to the community. Hip hop.

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Sunday afternoon the city opened it’s doors to share with residents and visitors the rich diversity that Quesnel was and has become.

The Prime Minister's Volunteer Awards recognize the exceptional contributions of volunteers, local businesses and innovative not-for-profit organizations in improving the well-being of families and their communities

First of all this coming Sunday you are all aware of our Welcome Home Afghanistan veterans. This runs from 1 – 4 p.m. in the hall to recognize our returning soldiers and families. Sept. 17 the Legion will be hosting its first dinner and dance of the session. This much anticipated event will be “French Night” featuring French Canadian cuisine. Only 60 tickets will be sold for this dinner and they go fast.

Bethany Howard walks into the room and her quiet, shy demeanor draws around you like a soft warm blanket. Her slightly tousled hair, gentle smile and casual approach speak of a confident 24-year-old. However, behind that shy exterior, Bethany is a soldier, a warrior of God and soon will graduate as an officer in the Salvation Army.

The B.C. Arts in the Park at 10 Mile Lake Provincial Park, celebrating B.C. Parks 100th anniversary, was a resounding success and fun for everyone involved. Hats off to the organizers and BC Parks.