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Kamloops restaurants brace for price hikes due to Canada-US trade war
Ahead of the Canada-US trade war set to start Sunday, some B.C. restaurants and bars have begun receiving notices of price increases from suppliers. Meaghan Summers is the owner of the Noble Pig in Ka...
Jun 30, 2018
UPDATED: Workplace accident leaves 19 year old Kamloops man dead
A 19 year old Kamloops man is dead after a workplace accident in the Dallas area of Kamloops Friday. In a written statement provided to NL News, WorkSafeBC spokesman Craig Fitzsimmons says the death w...
Jun 30, 2018
25 year old Australian national suffers "partial and complete limb amputations" after attempting to surf a train in Revelstoke
Revelstoke RCMP say a 25 year old Australian man has been seriously injured after he apparently fell from a moving freight train early Saturday. Police say they were called around 4:30am after a repor...
Jun 30, 2018
B.C.'s Public Safety minister mulling cannabis production in ALR lands issue
B.C.'s Public Safety minister has his hands full as we inch closer to legalization not just in the rules, and sale of legal cannabis but also on issues around where to grow it. Mike Farnworth acknowle...
Jun 29, 2018
BC Liberals leader responds to money laundering report
The leader of the BC Liberals is responding to the Peter German money laundering report saying its time to stop blaming politicians of the past. While Andrew Wilkinson deflects blame for the explosion...
Jun 29, 2018
B.C.'s Attorney General chooses his words carefully in the polygamy sentencing
B.C.'s Attorney General is not saying much after a years long polygamy investigation and trial resulted in conditional sentences for two men. Winston Blackmore, 61, and 54-year-old James Oler will ser...
Jun 29, 2018
City of Kamloops approves affordable housing plan
Kamloops council approving the Affordable Housing Strategy is already guiding the City's housing-related investments and activities Acting Social & Community Development Supervisor Natalie Serl sa...
Jun 29, 2018
Staffing issues to close Ashcroft Hospital ER Sunday night
For the second time in one week the emergency department at the Ashcroft Hospital and Health Centre will be closing overnight Sunday. Bev Grozler is the manager of Thompson Cariboo rural areas for the...
Jun 29, 2018
Professor of Criminology wants someone to face the music for money laundering in B.C. casinos
A Simon Fraser University Professor of Criminology says there needs to be a fault finding report into rampant money laundering in provincial casinos. Dr. Robert Gordon says the Peter German report is ...
Jun 29, 2018
Proportional representation referendum faces a court challenge
The Independent Contractors and Business Association has gone to BC Supreme Court to try and put a stop to the proportional representation referendum. ICBA President Chris Gardner says the process bre...
Jun 29, 2018
