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Monica Lamb-Yorski

Monica Lamb-Yorski

I have been writing for newspapers since 2002.

A B.C. gal, I was born in Alert Bay, raised in Nelson, graduated from the University of Winnipeg, and wrote my first-ever article for the Prince Rupert Daily News.

In 2011, I joined the editorial team at the Williams Lake Tribune as a reporter, covering everything from hard news to bull sales and babies born en route to the hospital. Last fall I added the role editor of Coast Mountain News to my responsibilities with Black Press. I continue to enjoy the privilege of writing about our community and region. The Cariboo Chilcotin Coast is a great place.

Phone
250-392-2331
Email
monica.lamb-yorski@wltribune.com

Recent Work by Monica

B.C. Interior man found guilty of manslaughter in 19-year-old woman’s death

B.C. Interior man found guilty of manslaughter in 19-year-old woman’s death

Madame Justice Marguerite Church delivered the verdict April 26 in Williams Lake Supreme Court
Nuxalk celebrate long-awaited return of eulachon in Bella Coola

Nuxalk celebrate long-awaited return of eulachon in Bella Coola

There hasn’t been this big of a run in the last 10 years
Indoor Spring Classic Rodeo barrel racers ride in qualifier event

Indoor Spring Classic Rodeo barrel racers ride in qualifier event

Ladies, junior and peewee riders had the opportunity to kick up some dirt
Tŝilhqot’in mark 10th anniversary of title win at UN forum in New York

Tŝilhqot’in mark 10th anniversary of title win at UN forum in New York

‘10 years on we continue to fight for Indigenous rights, at home and on the world stage’: tribal chair.
First Nations students take school equine program by the reins

First Nations students take school equine program by the reins

In fall of 2023, Tl’etinqox School students enrolled in horsemanship program
FNHA drops mental health counselling services for non-status clients

FNHA drops mental health counselling services for non-status clients

First Nation Health Authority services will only be for clients with status cards after April
Nuxalk company’s wildfire risk reduction project a collaboration

Nuxalk company’s wildfire risk reduction project a collaboration

Nunumus Management Ltd. staff members are leading the way in the Bella Coola Valley
First Nation communities in Chilcotin grieve 3 fatal drug poisonings

First Nation communities in Chilcotin grieve 3 fatal drug poisonings

Tsideldel, Xeni Gwet’in chief say deaths happened at home in communities
State of local emergency lifted for Terra Ridge Williams Lake

State of local emergency lifted for Terra Ridge Williams Lake

Four units remain under do-not-occupy orders
Retired Williams Lake astronomy teacher views partial solar eclipse

Retired Williams Lake astronomy teacher views partial solar eclipse

Though overcast, the partial eclipse was visible from Williams Lake
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