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Kamloops man accused of threatening an Alberta oil sands facility to appear in court today.

Pritchard area logging raises flooding concerns.

Kamloops RCMP respond to another large high school grad bush party in the Tree Flats area of Barnhartvale.

Kamloops orthopedic surgeon moving to Kelowna.

Provincial

The mayor of Clearwater says he hopes to know within weeks whether two foreign doctors are interested moving to the North Thompson.

Contract negotiations continuing for B.C. public school teachers.

The B.C Search and Rescue Association is raising concerns about high-resolution backcountry maps that can be downloaded onto mobile devices.   Association president Don Bindon says he's concerned the maps will give hikers a false sense of security when preparation is what is needed before any outdoor adventure.

National

Scam alert.  The Canada Border Services Agency says it has recently learned that people purporting to be employed at its Border Information Service have been calling Canadians and requesting personal information and payment over the phone.

The poverty rate among children on Canada's First Nations is triple the national average according to the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

One week after defeating Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's attempt to make M-Ps' expenses more transparent, the N-D-P has won approval for a proposal of its own.  New Democrat M-P Peter Julian won unanimous consent last night for a motion aimed at creating an independent body to oversee House of Commons spending, including M-Ps' expenses.

They haven't agreed on much in recent weeks, but members of Parliament have unanimously decided to end the spring sitting a few days early and start their summer break.
Prime Minister Harper returns to Ottawa today after spending the past week in Europe.

International

The World Bank says its approach to helping fight global poverty will increasingly factor in the impact of climate change.

The main United Nations compound in Mogadishu, Somalia has come under attack by al-Qaida-linked militants.

Heat wave gripping Alaska.  Yesterday's temperature in Anchorage was a record 27 degrees.

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