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Williams Lake child-care increases by 48 per cent but access gaps remain - Quesnel Cariboo Observer (opens the original)
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Published 11:28 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Williams Lake has added hundreds of licensed child-care spaces since the city last assessed its needs in 2020. But for families trying to find care, the number of licensed spaces tells only part of the story. Lindsey Sandrock, a Williams Lake resident, began looking for child care even before her son was born. Sandrock later found daycare and described her son’s experience as positive, but staffing problems occasionally affected her own work as a lawy
Williams Lake child-care increases by 48 per cent but access gaps remain - Clearwater Times (opens the original)
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Published 11:28 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Williams Lake has added hundreds of licensed child-care spaces since the city last assessed its needs in 2020. But for families trying to find care, the number of licensed spaces tells only part of the story. Lindsey Sandrock, a Williams Lake resident, began looking for child care even before her son was born. Sandrock later found daycare and described her son’s experience as positive, but staffing problems occasionally affected her own work as a lawy
Williams Lake students gather to listen, reflect, and learn ahead of Orange Shirt Day (opens the original)
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Hundreds of children dressed in orange filled the Chief William Pow Wow Arbour a day before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation gatherings on Sept. 30. The day moved between stories, songs, cultural teachings and a sacred fire during a student-focused gathering in collaboration with the Orange Shirt Society and Cariboo Chilcotin School District 27. The gathering brought the students face-to-face with the residential school survivors, Elders and Indigenous knowledge keepers, including
Students gather at Chief Williams Powwow Arbour ahead of Orange Shirt Day - Williams Lake Tribune (opens the original)
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Published 4:15 pm Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Hundreds of children dressed in orange filled the Chief Williams Pow Wow Arbour a day before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation gatherings on Sept. 30. The day moved between stories, songs, cultural teachings and a sacred fire during a student-focused gathering in collaboration with the Orange Shirt Society and Cariboo Chilcotin School District 27. The gathering brought the students face-to-face with the residential school survivors, Eld
Students gather at Chief Williams Powwow Arbour ahead of Orange Shirt Day - Clearwater Times (opens the original)
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Published 4:15 pm Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Hundreds of children dressed in orange filled the Chief Williams Pow Wow Arbour a day before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation gatherings on Sept. 30. The day moved between stories, songs, cultural teachings and a sacred fire during a student-focused gathering in collaboration with the Orange Shirt Society and Cariboo Chilcotin School District 27. The gathering brought the students face-to-face with the residential school survivors, Eld
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