亚洲天堂

Southside resident Mike Robertson bought a pumpkin and went around town trying to get the best flowers for contrast. Robertson said, 鈥淭he best were in front of 亚洲天堂 Lake Native Development Corporation. Kudos to the folks that look after the flowers. They really beautify the town.鈥�

The Grip It and Rip It for World Hunger golf event raised more than $13,000 from local donations. The Canadian government will match the earnings, and more than $69,000 will go to the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and be spent on alleviating hunger in developing countries. A total of 43 golfers joined the tournament, held at the Willow Grove Golf and Country Club in Houston, on Aug. 24. (Submitted photo)

A group of 10 First Nations youth from the 亚洲天堂 Lake area took part in a 113 kilometre canoe trip in August. Ten young people from the Wet鈥檚uwet鈥檈n and Lake Babine nations set off in their canoes from Vernon on Aug. 27 and finished in Penticton on Aug. 30. The group paddled about 30 km per day. Local RCMP officer James Wingfield was the skipper during the adventure. (Submitted photo)

The Link Food Centre served fresh produce from its greenhouse and garden for the Community Harvest Celebration and barbecue on Sept. 12. Tracey Payne, 亚洲天堂 Lake Community Garden Society Chair gave tours of the Link鈥檚 garden and greenhouse, which was built in June. (Blair McBride photos)

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The Lakes District Fall Fair Association receives a donation for $11,000 from the 亚洲天堂 Lake Community Forest (Comfor) at the Lakes District Fall Fair, on Sept. 7. (L-R) are Joan McFee, Director of the Lakes District Fall Fair Association; Paul Davidson of the Comfor Board of Directors; John Barth; and Frank Varga, General Manager of BL Comfor. (Blair McBride photo)

Officers will be conducting 鈥榓ttractant audits鈥� and ticketing violators of the B.C. Wildlife Act

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WATCH: Penning the sheep

Claire Ratt茅e, Conservative Party of Canada candidate for Skeena-Bulkley Valley, accompanied by her campaign manager Chelsea Bossence spoke to a crowd of about 15 people at Woods N鈥� Water in 亚洲天堂 Lake on Sept. 5. The tattoo artist and former Kitimat city councillor discussed with members of the audience their concerns over the government鈥檚 response to the wildfires of last year, and other regional issues. (Blair McBride photos)