actually two islands that are connected to the west end of Williams Lake by a causeway. Located on the island is the Nature House, which provides a view of the marsh next to the island. It is run by the Williams Lake Field Naturalists and provides information, displays and programs dealing with the local environment. The island is leased to Williams Lake by the owners, the Nature Trust of British Columbia. Media Television Shaw TV – local Community Access Channel (only available on Shaw Cable) Radio AM 570 – CKWL, Country, "Country 570" formerly "The Wolf" FM 97.5 – CFFM-FM, Rock, "The GOAT," formerly "The Rush" and earlier "The Max". "The Goat" and "Country 570" are owned by Vista Radio and use www.MyCaribooNow.com website FM 92.1 – CBYK, CBC Radio One FM 94.3 – CISK Sikh Radio FM 95.1 – VOAR Christian Radio (broadcasting from Newfoundland) FM 96.1 – VF2235, First Nations community radio, "Canadian First Nations Radio or CFNR" FM 100.7 – CJLJ-FM, community radio Other radio services There was a Loran-C station at Williams Lake. Publications Williams Lake Tribune (owned by Black Press) Cariboo Advisor (owned by Black Press) Welcome to Williams Lake local news site Notable people Ian Billcliff - Canadian cricketer Todd Doherty - Conservative Party of Canada MP for Cariboo-Prince George. Rick Hansen - athlete and disabilities activist Jake Ilnicki - rugby player Trevor Mack - filmmaker Roberto McLellan - professional boxer Kayla Moleschi - rugby player, Olympian Carey Price - hockey player Amrik Virk - politician, government official Surrounding communities Bibliography Cariboo-Chilcotin Pioneer People and Places Irene Stangoe References Notes External links Cities in British Columbia Geography of the Cariboo Populated places in the Cariboo Regional District