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Changes to order in effect until at least Jan. 31, 2022

As part of Addictions Awareness Week, which took place from Nov. 21 —27, youth teams affiliated with Carrier Sekani Family Services are operating a campaign called #breakthestigma, that is intended to shed a light on youth who are struggling with addiction. Members of the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Foundry youth advisory committee is seen here posing with their red branded wristbands, which are meant to serve as a reminder to accept your peers, friends, and family members who battle addiction.

Says questions about old growth logging deferrals were ‘stonewalled’

Temporary shut down due to lack of staff

An tiny elf was spotted in town as part of the Elf-I-Spy campaign. Keep an eye out for busy little elves, hiding in the windows of ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake businesses. As you find them, record the name of the store in the appropriate box on your Elf-I-Spy card. Pick up your Elf-I-Spy card at San-Bar, Yarn and Sew On, or Blu Jay Sports and return it by 2 pm on Dec. 12 to be eligible for a $100 Lakes District local gift certificate. (Eddie Huband photo/Lakes District ÑÇÖÞÌìÌÃ)

Collecting Christmas cards and letters

Collection of Christmas wishes addressed to the North Pole

The Lakes District Secondary School senior boys basketball team fell 52-46 to Northside Christian School in the Fraser Lake annual tournament. The Lakers trailed by over 20 points in the third quarter, but mounted a furious comeback, cutting the lead to three with under a minute to play. It wasn’t enough though as they couldn’t take the lead in the final seconds. Logan Lambert led the way for the Lakers with 24 points, but fouled out in the fourth quarter.

Local association running holiday donation program for those in need

Hockey league partnering with Lake Babine Nation for road show