Table of contents:
1) CRD Wildfire Community Consultations - taking place near
you
2) Harlem Crowns Basketball - Nov 4th at 5 pm
3) Breaking the Silence Conference - Nov 3 & 4th
4) Entrepreneurial
Mindset Mastery Workshop - Nov 8 from 1 - 3 pm
5) Strong Start - Fun & free for children 0-5 (and
caregivers)
6) Station House Gallery AGM - Nov 15th
7) Local T-shirt & Decal Fundraiser
8) Rotary Book Sale - last day is Nov 4th
9) Williams Lake Baby Fest - Nov 16th from 3 - 6 pm
10) CTC's
Positive Action Word of the Week(s)
11) Local Craft Fairs THIS weekend- see location and times below
12) Operation Christmas Child - deadline Nov 17th
13) Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Williams Lake - AGM
Nov 23
14) SPC Annual General Meeting - Nov 27th
15) Made in
the Cariboo Craft Sale - Nov 18th
16) Youth
Initiative Grant applications - until Nov 17th
17) Williams
Lake Wanderers - November Activity Schedule
18) CCPL
Annual General Meeting - Nov 8
19) CCACS
NEW grant program
20) Boys and Girls Club in Williams Lake - AGM Dec 7th
21) Integrative
Yoga for Kids - Nov 9 - Dec 7
22) Performances
in the Park - Call for Performers
1) CRD Wildfire
Community Consultations - taking place near you
The Cariboo Regional District wants to hear your feedback to
help improve for the next emergency. Attend
a community consultation near you (see schedule below).
Next consultations are taking place on:
Fri Nov 3rd at 6:30 pm at Nazko School
Sat Nov 4th at 1:30 pm at West Fraser Fire Hall
Sat Nov 4th at 6:30 pm at Quesnel Arts and Recreation Centre
Sun Nov 5th at 1:30 pm at 150 Mile House Community Hall
Mon Nov 6th at 6:30 pm at the Miocene Community Hall
Tue Nov 7th at 6:30 pm at the Anahim Lake Community Hall
Wed Nov 8th at 6:30 pm at the Nimpo Lake Community Hall
Thu Nov 9th at 12:00 pm at the Alexis Creek Community Hall
Thu Nov 9th at 4:00 pm at the Riske Creek Old School
Mon Nov 13th at 6:30 pm at the 108 Mile Ranch Community Hall
Tue Nov 14th at 6:30 pm at the 100 Mile House Community Hall
Wed Nov 15th at 6:30 pm at the Big Lake Community Hall
Agenda:
-Trade Show Info Booths (30 mins)
-Overview Presentation (30 mins)
-Small Group Discussions (60 mins)
What to expect:
-All are welcome to this family-friendly opportunity to
learn about this summer's emergency response.
-Respectfully share your thoughts on the wildfire emergency
response and challenges in recovery and be part of solutions.
-Multiple agencies who participated in the emergency will be
attending.
-A step in moving towards recovery.
It is not:
-An open microphone. All people will have an equal
opportunity to speak during small group discussions.
Visit www.cariboord.ca, Twitter: @CaribooRD, go to the
Facebook: CRD EmergencyOperations page or call 250-392-3351 for more
information.
2) Harlem Crowns
Basketball - Nov 4th at 5 pm
The famous Harlem Crowns basketball team will be visiting
Lake City Secondary School at 5:00 pm on Saturday Nov 4th. This event promises
to be fun filled. Free admission at the Carson Drive campus (in the gym).
3) Breaking the
Silence Conference - Nov 3 & 4th
The Committee for Action Against Sexual Violence is hosting
this two day conference at TRU (1250 Western Ave) in Williams Lake. There will
be a panel and Q&A time on Friday night as well as two key speakers and
workshops on Saturday:
-Tracey Porteous, Executive Director: Ending the Violence
Association of BC
-Dr. Jacqueline Holler, Associate Professor, Dept of
History, Women's Studies and Gender Studies at UNBC
Information tables on site for Saturday and Counsellor available.
Cost is $10 (lack of funds is not a barrier - no one will be
turned away).
Register through the Women's Contact Society at 250-392-4118
4) Entrepreneurial Mindset Mastery Workshop -
Nov 8 from 1 - 3 pm
Develop
your Entrepreneurial Mindset...
How can you
build on your strengths, grow your business and make more money? It's all about
Mindset! As a business owner, you need to have your head in the game to
stay competitive. Having an "entrepreneurial mindset" can help you
make good decisions, be confident in your abilities and plan for change.
Facilitated
by the only Certified EMP™ Practitioners in Western Canada, this workshop will
help you gain a deeper understanding of the assessment tool, insight into your
own profile and tips to create an action plan to apply your results.
Women's
Enterprise Centre (WEC) and Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT) have
partnered to help business owners in the north to assess and improve their
entrepreneurial mindset to realize their business potential. This event is
supported by the Chamber of Commerce.
November 8, 1pm to 3pm
Ramada Hotel, 1118 Lakeview Cres. | Williams Lake, BC
Seating is
limited – register today!
Special pricing: $59 | REGISTER at wec.ca/MindsetWilliamsLake
5) Strong Start -
Fun & free for children 0-5 (and caregivers)
Brought to you by School District no 27, StrongStart centres
are school-based early learning centres facilitated by an Early Childhood
Educator. All children 0 - 5 years old are welcome to attend with a
parent/caregiver. See the list of schools and schedule below:
Cataline Elementary - Monday to Friday from 9am to 12pm
Marie Sharpe Elementary - Monday to Friday from 9 am to 12 pm
Mountview Elementary - Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 11:30
am
Big Lake Elementary - Mondays from 9 am to 12 pm
150 Mile House Elementary - Tuesday & Thursdays from
8:30 to 11:30 am
Horsefly Elementary - Wednesdays from 9 am to 12 pm
For more information please call 250-398-3839
6) Station House
Gallery AGM - Nov 15th
Wednesday Nov 15th at 12 noon, lunch will be served. All
members and guests are welcome. Visit stationhousegallery.com or call
250-392-6113 for more information.
7) Local T-shirt
& Decal Fundraiser
100% of the proceeds are going to local fire departments and
fire relief funds. Available at Schickworks Signs and Stiches (in Williams
Lake), at The Outlaw (in 100 Mile House) and at The Iron Horse Pub (in Lone
Butte) or order online at www.bcwildfiretshirts.com
8) Rotary Book
Sale - last day is Nov 4th
Almost over (until next time!)... the twice annual book sale
is on now in Boitanio Mall until Nov 4th.
9) Williams Lake Baby
Fest - Nov 16th from 3 - 6 pm
Celebrating every baby born in 2017! A free information fair
for families with babies and very young children. Get connected to the services
and products in your community.
When: Thursday Nov 16th
Time: 3:00 - 6:00 pm
Where: The Giibraltar Room (at the Rec Complex)
Join us to celebrate National Child Day! Featuring a
Traditional Baby Welcoming Ceremony at 3:30 pm and Live music with LeRae and
friends at 4:30 pm. A free gift for every baby and a grand prize draw!
Brought to you by the Early Childhood Development Network in
Williams Lake and Success By 6.
10) CTC's Positive Action Word of the Week(s)
The Positive Action word of the week for November 6th is: Creative: To be able to make something new.
The Positive Action word of the week for November 6th is: Creative: To be able to make something new.
If you are interested in learning more about Positive Action and how you could use it in your setting, please contact Carla Bullinger at 250-267-8249 or comthatcares@sd27.bc.ca
11) Local Craft
Fairs THIS weekend- see location and times below
Sat Nov 4th - Horsefly Community Hall from 10 am - 2:30 pm
Sat Nov 4th - Marantha Market Craft Fair (1278 Lakeview
Cres) from 10 am - 4:00 pm
Sat Nov 4th - 150 Mile House Community Fire Hall from 10 am
- 2 pm
12) Operation
Christmas Child - deadline Nov 17th
Operation Christmas Child brings joy and hope to children in
desperate situations around the world through gift-filled shoe boxes through
ordinary people like you and I. In Williams Lake, pick up your box and brochure
at Cariboo Bethel Church at 833 Western Ave or call 250-398-6731 - deadline is
Nov 17.
13) Big Brothers
Big Sisters (BBBS) of Williams Lake - AGM Nov 23
The Annual General Meeting of BBBS in Williams Lake is
taking place on Nov 23rd at 7:00 pm at 200 - 369 Oliver Street. Please RSVP to
Susan at 250-398-8391. Refreshments available, and everyone is welcome.
14) SPC Annual
General Meeting - Nov 27th
The Social Planning Council's AGM is next month, on Nov 27th
from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm as part of our regular monthly meeting. Membership
renewals are also due as of our AGM - please find attached our annual
membership form and bring it on Nov 27th or mail to Box 20045, Williams Lake BC
V2G 4R1. If you are unable to access the attached form, or have any questions,
please email spc-coordinator@xplornet.com or call our office at 250-243-2126.
Thank-you for your participation!
15) Made in the Cariboo Craft Sale - Nov 18th
"Made
in the Cariboo Craft Sale" is
back for its 6th year, Saturday, November 18th, 2017.
Crafters from the Cariboo sell their beautiful handcrafted items just in time
for Christmas. As in 2016, the Williams Lake & District Chamber of Commerce
has arranged for a bus route between all the Craft Fairs and activities
happening on November 18th, reducing parking challenges and our
carbon footprint. Start the Craft Fair tour with us at the Tourism Discovery
Centre at 10 am and enjoy your shopping!
16) Youth Initiative Grant applications - until
Nov 17th
United Way
is pleased to announce that applications for the GenNext youth initiatives
grant will be open to young leaders this coming Monday October 2nd
through to November 17th. Through both community feedback and
consultation last year, we realized the importance of funding these youth led
community projects earlier in the school year and so have bumped up the
application timeline to better align with the students’ and out of school
programs’ schedules. As in previous years, all applications must be submitted
by youth for youth in partnership with an organization with a registered
charitable number (school, service group, arts and culture group, sport
association, municipal government are some additional examples to local
charities). The Partner Organization Agreement is attached here and is
also accessible through the application portal.
New this
year, the application is now on our community application website
(eaccess.unitedwaytnc.ca). All applicants will have to email Kristi
Rintoul at Kristi@unitedwaytnc.ca
to request a user name and password in order to access the website.
Once they do have that access they will be required to submit a Progress Report
on funding received last year (if necessary) in order to submit a new
application.
I’m happy
to answer any and or all questions please feel free to give me a shout.
Thank you
for all you do for our communities!
Ashlee Hyde
Manager of Resource and Community Development
ashlee@unitedwaytnc.ca
United Way Thompson Nicola Cariboo
Change starts here.
Manager of Resource and Community Development
ashlee@unitedwaytnc.ca
United Way Thompson Nicola Cariboo
Change starts here.
2034-1250
Western Avenue, Williams Lake, BC, V2G 1H7
250.392.8145
250.372.5926 fax
unitedwaytnc.ca
250.392.8145
250.372.5926 fax
unitedwaytnc.ca
17) Williams Lake Wanderers -
November Activity Schedule
We are planning to be hiking/walking
each day until we have enough snow to extend the activities to snowshoeing and
cross country skiing as well.
We will still leave the Sam Ketcham
Complex at 9:00am, so come around 8:45 to get organized. We always begin our outings from there
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, so you can fill out a membership form
and pay your $10 annual fee if you wish to become a member. Once you're a
member, you will receive emails with schedule and schedule changes. Schedules
and updates are also on Facebook.
November Schedule:
Tue Nov 7 – Box Trail hike
( off Hwy. 20)
Wed Nov 8 – Beecher Prairie hike ( off Hwy. 20))
Thu Nov 9 – UBC Forest grasslands walk ( off Hwy. 97S.)
Tue Nov 14 – Kitchen Sink walk ( off Hwy. 20)
Wed Nov 15 – New trail off Hwy. 20 at Xat'sull
Thu Nov 16 –Walk up/down old Hwy. 20 – possible shuttle required
Tue Nov 21 – Dairy Fields walk ( behind United Church)
Wed Nov 22– Kekuli walk on Jeep road ( off Hwy. 20)
Thu Nov 23 - Anderson Road area off bike trail (Dog Creek Road)
Tue Nov 28 – Scout Island walk ( from Sam Ketcham)
Wed Nov 29 – Snap/Berracouga Trails ( Fox Mtn.) possible shuttle
required
Thu Nov 30 - Dog Gone Trail – off Hwy. 20
All of
these activities are subject to change according to weather conditions, so keep
an eye on your email/Facebook daily!!
No Host
Breakfast Social: at 7:45 am on Thursday, the 9th, at the Dog & Suds before the UBC
grasslands walk
Visit the Williams Lake Wanderers
facebook page or call 250-392-6423 or 250-392-4705 for more
information.
18) CCPL Annual General Meeting - Nov 8
The Annual
General Meeting of Cariboo Chilcotin Partners for Literacy is being held on Wednesday
Nov 8th from 5-6 pm at their Immigrant Services Centre office in Williams Lake
Square (118C North 1st Ave).
For more
information please contact Bruce Mack at 250-392-6867 or brucemack68@gmail.com
19) CCACS NEW grant program
Four new support grants of up to $1000 are
available for non-profit/community groups or individual artists to support and
develop arts and culture in Williams Lake and the Central Cariboo (CRD Areas D,
E, and F) via a CCACS Pilot Support Grants Project. The funding for these
grants is made available from the Central Cariboo Arts and Culture Society
(CCACS).
The CCACS will be offering two pilot application intakes for 2018:
Intake #1: December 1, 2017 application deadline for grants to be completed by June 30, 2018.
Intake #2: June 1, 2018 application deadline for grants to be completed by December 31, 2018.
Non-profit/Community Group Support Grants
The CCACS will be offering two pilot application intakes for 2018:
Intake #1: December 1, 2017 application deadline for grants to be completed by June 30, 2018.
Intake #2: June 1, 2018 application deadline for grants to be completed by December 31, 2018.
Non-profit/Community Group Support Grants
-Capital Acquisition Grants are available to facilitate and support the
artistic activities of the organization or group through capital purchases.
-General Program Support Grants are available for activities such as
workshops, professional development, or any other activity designed to enhance
an existing program.
-Community-Based Support Grants are available for community-based artistic
activities.
Individual Artist Support Grant
-Professional Development Grants are available to individual
artists to assist with course fees, related necessary materials and travel on
the understanding that applicants will be required to show how the professional
development activity will benefit not only their own practice, but also the
general community and local artists.
For further information please contact CCACS Executive Director Leah Selk at
778-412-9044 or email info@centralcaribooarts.com
For further information please contact CCACS Executive Director Leah Selk at
778-412-9044 or email info@centralcaribooarts.com
20) Boys and Girls
Club in Williams Lake - AGM Dec 7th
The Annual General Meeting of the Boys and Girls Club of
Williams Lake & District is being held on Thursday, Dec 7th at 5:30 pm.
Join us for a Potluck dinner and AGM at the Club (17 South 4th Ave/ across from
Safeway).
Mission Statement:
"To provide a
safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities,
overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and
skills for life."
21) Integrative Yoga for Kids - Nov 9 - Dec 7
Satya Yoga
Studio and the Canadian Mental Health Association offer "Kids Yoga"
for mindfulness, body awareness and self regulation. With Bettina Egert and
Tricia McLellan for kids ages 7 - 11 on Thursdays from 3:15 - 4:30 pm from Nov
9 - Dec 7th. Cost is $55, and financial assistance is available.
Movement
practices, like Yoga, help to develop a child’s self-awareness, emotional
intelligence and self-control. Our 5 week Yoga program will be focused on
sharpening concentration or attention and building emotion- regulation skills
to effectively manage stress, gaining self-knowledge and body awareness.
Individual
support with Bettina will be available by appointment, to integrate body
awareness and movement with developing coping strategies and skills to manage
uncomfortable emotions, anxiety and insecurities.
Register by
email to info@satyayogastudio.ca or call 778-412-9020 or to
Bettina.egert@cmha.bc.ca or call 250-305-4420.
Bettina is
practicing as Family Counsellor at the Canadian Mental Health Association,
supporting parents and their children in managing stressful life situations and
integrating mindful practices in her work.
Tricia is
the co-owner of Satya Yoga Studio, Integrative Yoga Therapist and a Mom who
uses mindful practices to help restore communication, maintain emotional
balance and decrease stress.
22) Performances in the Park - Call for
Performers
Presented by the Central Cariboo Arts and Culture Society
with the support of the City of Williams Lake and the Cariboo Regional
District.
The Central Cariboo Arts and Culture Society is happy to
announce that Performances in the Park, the outdoor free summer concert series,
will begin on Thursday, July 5th 2018 at 6:00pm and will continue
each Thursday evening at the same time at the Gwen Ringwood Theatre in Williams
Lake’s Boitanio Park until August 23rd, 2018. Once again, with the
support of the Cariboo Regional District and the City of Williams Lake, the
Central Cariboo Arts and Culture Society will be presenting this event under
the management of Angela Sommer of Angelkeys Music Studio.
The concert series will feature two acts each week; one from
6 pm - 6:55pm and then from 7:05 – 8:00 pm. All acts will be family friendly.
We are currently looking for performers of every type to
fill these performances. Applications can be downloaded or filled out online
via our website http://www.centralcaribooarts.com/performances-in-the-park/
The deadline to apply is March
2, 2018.
This well attended, free event, is fun for the whole family
and we look forward to seeing familiar and new faces in the crowd!
For more information, sponsorship opportunities , or for interviews please contact:
Angela Sommer
performances@centralcaribooarts.com
250-305-4784
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