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CHARLIE LAKE, B.C. — A drone reportedly entered the restricted airspace around the wildfire in Charlie Lake Wednesday evening. (20 words)

CHARLIE LAKE, B.C. — With onlookers surrounding the amphitheatre at Tse’k’wa Heritage site, a repatriation ceremony was held on July 31st. (23 words)

Charlie Lake Elementary School’s Gillian Haugen-Koechl was delighted to hear she had been selected as Pita Pit’s Teacher of the Month in November after receiving multiple nominations. (30 words)

Bruce Kosugi, who is a director on the Board of the Charlie Lake Conservation Society, said that algal blooms are an annual occurrence on the surface of Charlie Lake since the lake’s hydrology is well-suited for the algae to thrive. (42 words)

Forest shared they are still in the process of collecting information and two open houses in areas that encompass land that is of interest to the First Nations, in Charlie Lake and Red Creek. (34 words)

She said the second annual clean-up went well, and volunteers picked up around three-quarters of a dumpster full of garbage from about the 271 Road to the Charlie Lake Frontage Road. (33 words)

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Bruce Kosugi, who is a director on the Board of the Charlie Lake Conservation Society, said that algal blooms are an annual occurrence on the surface of Charlie Lake since the lake’s hydrology is well-suited for the algae to thrive.

CHARLIE LAKE, B.C. — A drone reportedly entered the restricted airspace around the wildfire in Charlie Lake Wednesday evening.

She said the second annual clean-up went well, and volunteers picked up around three-quarters of a dumpster full of garbage from about the 271 Road to the Charlie Lake Frontage Road.

CHARLIE LAKE, B.C. — With onlookers surrounding the amphitheatre at Tse’k’wa Heritage site, a repatriation ceremony was held on July 31st.

Charlie Lake Elementary School’s Gillian Haugen-Koechl was delighted to hear she had been selected as Pita Pit’s Teacher of the Month in November after receiving multiple nominations.

Forest shared they are still in the process of collecting information and two open houses in areas that encompass land that is of interest to the First Nations, in Charlie Lake and Red Creek.