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Attorney General not overly impressed with the B.C. Liberals response to the German report on casino money laundering
B.C.'s Attorney General is calling the B.C. Liberals bluff as they claim the previous government disbanded an gaming enforcement squad due to a police request. Dave Eby says he would like to hear more...
Jun 28, 2018
B.C's Public Safety Minister says key questions remain unanswered on the drug impaired driving front
As we inch closer to marijuana legalization on October 17th B.C.'s Public Safety minister still has concerns around enforcement. Mike Farnworth says topping his list of unanswered questions is what de...
Jun 28, 2018
Federal government finally weighs in on proposed Ajax Mine in Kamloops
It may have been dead and buried for several months - but the federal government has finally weighed in on the Ajax Mine... If you thought the vultures had long finished picking over the Ajax corpse, ...
Jun 28, 2018
Perfect storm has created a classroom space crisis according to the Kamloops Thompson School Board
The Kamloops Thomspon School Board says a perfect storm has created a provincial crisis as far as classroom space. District Superintendent Alison Sidow says to meet class size and composition mandates...
Jun 28, 2018
Mayor says Kamloops won't be following Prince George in raising civic politician salaries
While Prince George will be giving their councillors and Mayor a pay boost, Kamloops won't be following that example right away. Mayor Ken Christian says the pay increases are reflective of tax free a...
Jun 28, 2018
Slight climb expected for Kamloops gas prices heading into the weekend
Gas prices in Kamloops are not expected to spike to the same levels as Metro Vancouver over the long weekend. GasBuddy.com's Dan McTeague says Kamloops is a bit of a unique market. "It's going to cost...
Jun 28, 2018
Despite more fires started this year compared to 2017, B.C Wildfire Service says the danger rating is mostly low after recent rainfall
While there are more fire starts so far this year compared to 2017, a big increase in rainfall has the B.C Wildfire Service feeling optimistic heading into July Information Officer Marla Catherall say...
Jun 28, 2018
Powered stretchers saving backs, and saving money at BC Emergency Health Services
An initiative to equip BC Ambulances with powered stretchers and loading systems is saving backs and potentially healthcare dollars. Paul Vallely, Executive Director of Patient Care Delivery for BCEHS...
Jun 27, 2018 BC Ambulance (Credit: Walneywave@Flickr)
Vancouver lawyer advising the Trudeau government to introduce amnesty for some marijuana offences after legalization
A Vancouver lawyer says it won't just be marijuana enthusiasts celebrating legalization October 17th. Acumen Law's Kyla Lee says, the Trudeau government has not thought through legalization very clear...
Jun 27, 2018
Long awaited money laundering report shows more than 100-million-dollars was laundered in B.C casinos
B.C's Attorney General has tabled a shocking report into money laundering that has "left no casino untouched." "Thanks to Dr. German's work, I can now say with absolute certainty, that criminal money ...
Jun 27, 2018
