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Former Speaker of the House says it is time to lift the veil of secrecy over the Legislative Assembly
As controversy grips the legislature over the suspension and investigation into two senior staffers a former Speaker of the House says it is time to lift the curtain of secrecy covering the Legislativ...
Nov 27, 2018
BC Civil Liberties Association Concerned by RCMP's Inadmissible Patron Program
The BC Civil Liberties Association has some concerns about the new Inadmissible Patron Program rolling out in Kamloops. Among their top concerns is people's privacy rights, and how the information wil...
Nov 27, 2018
Tranquille Road social housing still at least months away from completion
Some more specifics on when a delayed social housing project in Kamloops could be complete. On the NL Morning Show today, Jeremy Heighton, executive director of the North Shore Business Improvement As...
Nov 27, 2018
Kamloops City Council to Look at Service Levels
Kamloops City Council will be looking at service levels during this budget cycle. During a budget meeting today, Mayor Ken Christian told fellow politicians he will be introducing a new committee stru...
Nov 27, 2018
UBCM Warning Local Governments of Significant RCMP Cost Increases
The Union of BC Municipalities is warning local governments to prepare for some significant cost increases from their local RCMP detachments. UBCM President, and Kamloops Councillor, Arjun Singh says ...
Nov 27, 2018
Push to Get Kamloops an Outdoor Skating Rink Continues
The Kamloops Outdoor Skating Association (KOSA) is still lobbying for a new outdoor skating rink for the community. The idea has been floating around for several years, but it's never really got off t...
Nov 27, 2018
Police cruisers in Kamloops will soon have dash cams
RCMP vehicles in Kamloops will soon be equipped with dash cams. Superintendent Syd Leckie revealed the information to city council today. "Another item that we added that should give us some efficienc...
Nov 27, 2018
Kamloops Postal Workers Back on the Job as Back to Work Legislation Kicks In
Back to work legislation has kicked in forcing postal workers from coast to coast to end job action and return to work. But Kamloops local CUPW First Vice President Patricia Knauss says the dispute it...
Nov 27, 2018
Kamloops Sewer Rates to Increase as Budget Deliberations Continue
Kamloops City Council is back at the budget table looking at increasing some utility rates. Finance Director Kathy Humphrey says council will hear details on spending from various departments today. S...
Nov 27, 2018
Merritt council plans to lobby province to support struggling mill
Merritt city council is planning to lobby the province as one of its biggest local industries taking a hit. The Aspen Planers sawmill is closed for this week and will be closed for two more weeks duri...
Nov 27, 2018
