Charlie Lake

Wildfire and FireSmart training keeping crews sharp 

Crews were able to fix the problem shortly before 7 am

Single-vehicle incident late Thursday morning; loose gravel considered as cause

The scientific potential of the Tse'K'wa cave is only just starting to be recognized said Simon Fraser University professor Dr. Jon Driver, returning for the first new research dig in 30 years.

Dr. Jon Driver was one of the first archaeologists to work on the Tse’K’wa national historic cave site in the 1980s, where evidence of humans in the area date back more than 10,000 years

Whiskey Jack ski club preps final phases of finishing touches, plans for September opening

Anthropological relevance of national historic site remains critically important to Northern B.C. nations

Service calls can include structure fires, car fires, and helping ambulance paramedics with heavy lifting

The Charlie Lake Conservation Society has finished a survey of blue-green algae in Charlie Lake and is recommending an active monitoring program be considered to keep a close watch on the toxins that blooms are releasing into its waters.

Frostbite can occur in minutes