Quesnel Cariboo Observer

Wife of Quesnel mayor suing councillor, UBCIC for defamation Morton accuses Roodenburg and the UBCIC for defaming her and causing emotional damages

Wife of Quesnel mayor suing councillor, UBCIC for defamation

Watch: Fire crews extinguish flames at Quesnel's Nourish Food Bank Fire crews were called to the scene at about 9:30 p.m. Monday

Fire crews extinguish flames at Quesnel's Nourish Food Bank

The sign at the Helen Dixon grounds indicating the farmer's market is today. There are tents in the background where vendors are set up and people walking through the grounds.

It's Quesnel's first farmer's market of 2025!

Happening today at the Helen Dixon grounds and every Saturday coming up in spring and summer.

Come on down and support local growers, crafters and artists.

Election day is Monday, April 28. You can find your voting location at elections.ca.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The candidates and a representative for Green Party candidate Jodie Capling gather behind a table at the meet the candidate event.

A Cariboo-Prince George meet the candidates event was held as CNC Quesnel.
Five candidates attended.
From left:
- Kenneth B Thomson (Independent)
- Clinton Emslie (Liberal)
- Angie Bonazzo (NDP)
- A representative for Green candidate Jodie Capling
- Rudy Sans (PPC)
- Jake Wiens (CHP)

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