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At least one industry association not alarmed by project food price increases
The CEO of the BC Restaurant and Food Service Association says projected increases in food prices next year won't be crushing for consumers. An annual study published today by the University of Guelph...
Dec 04, 2018
ICBC is not the only crown corporation giving the province a fiscal headache
While ICBC has been a financial millstone around the neck of the provincial government there is another crown corporation that could add to its financial challenges. BC Hydro is still sporting billion...
Dec 04, 2018
Kamloops Area Aboriginal Students Performing Well Compared to Provincial FSA Results
A good news story for School District 73 with the latest Foundational Skills Assessment (FSA) Results. Figures show aboriginal students are performing at par or better than the provincial average for ...
Dec 04, 2018
SD73 Facilities Report Expected Later This Month
A key facilities report for the Kamloops School District will be ready within ten days. The Chair of the Board Kathleen Karpuk says it's vital information as the districts looks ahead for the need for...
Dec 04, 2018
49 Year Old Man Blew Four Times the Legal Limit in Sicamous
A 49-year-old Alberta man was taken off the road in Sicamous after police say he blew four times over the legal limit. Cpl. Dan Moskaluk says the incident was last Tuesday. "The individual did return ...
Dec 04, 2018
Potential Exists for Three Straight Years of Record Construction Activity in Kamloops
The city of Kamloops could see three straight years of record activity when it comes to construction activity. With a month left to go in 2018, the City has issued $262-million in construction permits...
Dec 04, 2018
Forestry Workers Not Ruling Out Industry Wide Strikes
The rotating strike at the Tolko Industries mill in Heffley Creek is over, for now. The president of the Kamloops Local of the United Steelworkers Union Marty Gibbons says the one-day work stoppage wa...
Dec 04, 2018
Merritt-area MLA lobbying for provincial support on proposed regional bus service
The Fraser-Nicola MLA says she's trying to help lobby the province to help get a Merritt-area bus service on the road. Jackie Tegart says she's been approached by the Merritt Shuttle Bus Service askin...
Dec 04, 2018
Merritt won't hire new CAO until new year, after firing former city manager last week
The city manager in Merritt has been fired by the city as requested by the new council. Shawn Boven was let go on Friday after holding the CAO job in Merritt for three years, and working for the city ...
Dec 04, 2018
New president at TRU won't change school's stance into ongoing investigation
The new president of Thompson Rivers University started on the job yesterday, and right away he fielded questions on an ongoing investigation. Brett Fairbairn met with media and the dominate topics we...
Dec 04, 2018 TRU President Brett Fairbairn
