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Monica Lamb-Yorski

Monica Lamb-Yorski

I have been writing for newspapers since 2001.
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. I enjoy both writing about and exploring the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast.

Phone
250-392-2331 Ext. 216
Email
monica.lamb-yorski@wltribune.com

Recent Work by Monica

B.C.'s first female back country guide dies at 101

B.C.'s first female back country guide dies at 101

Gerry Bracewell lived and worked in the Tatlayoko Valley
Taseko reaches tentative deal with striking B.C. workers at Gibraltar Mine

Taseko reaches tentative deal with striking B.C. workers at Gibraltar Mine

Unionized workers will vote Monday, Tuesday
Gibraltar Mine operations near Williams Lake suspended due to strike

Gibraltar Mine operations near Williams Lake suspended due to strike

Present collective agreement expired May 31, picket line went up just after midnight
Car-cracked B.C. western painted turtle on mend in Williams Lake

Car-cracked B.C. western painted turtle on mend in Williams Lake

Scout Island Nature Centre says turtle’s shell stable, recovery expected but it could take time
15 cm of snow falls in parts of Cariboo

15 cm of snow falls in parts of Cariboo

Tanya Mack said she wished she waited until June to hang her flower baskets
Union issues 72-hour strike notice at B.C.’s massive Gibraltar copper mine

Union issues 72-hour strike notice at B.C.’s massive Gibraltar copper mine

The present contract expires May 31, 2024
Sister seeks justice in stabbing death of her brother in Lillooet

Sister seeks justice in stabbing death of her brother in Lillooet

Leeland Alexander was from Xat’sull First Nations
B.C. painted turtle in hospital after run-in with vehicle in Williams Lake

B.C. painted turtle in hospital after run-in with vehicle in Williams Lake

Scout Island Nature Centre staff hoping turtle can recuperate
Vigil honours overdose victim, supports family in Williams Lake

Vigil honours overdose victim, supports family in Williams Lake

More than 200 people gathered outside an apartment building to show support
Tiny communities in B.C.’s Chilcotin grappling with pain of drug poisonings

Tiny communities in B.C.’s Chilcotin grappling with pain of drug poisonings

Tsideldel, Xeni Gwet’in chiefs say residents are healing in the face of addiction
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