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Proportional Representation referendum process gets a thumbs up from a Kamloops Councillor
A Kamloops Councillor who campaigned in previous proportional representation campaigns in the province likes what he is seeing of this latest referendum campaign. Arjun Singh was asked if the electora...
May 31, 2018
Premier worries about impacts to B.C. as the United States launches a trade war
As the Trump government initiates a trade war and both Canada and the European Union retaliate the Premier says he is worried about any impacts to this province. "Another day, another tweet, and anoth...
May 31, 2018
Premier says voters have all they need to make an informed decision on proportional representation
As questions continue to swirl and key details seemingly still missing in the proportional representation debate the Premier is giving the process a thumbs up. Critics say two of the three proportiona...
May 31, 2018
B.C Hydro asking homeowners to think before trimming trees or bushes near power lines
B.C Hydro is noting a big spike in homeowners contacting high power lines across the province as they do backyard work. B.C Hydro Public Safety lead Jonny Knowles says, a number of homeowners have suf...
May 31, 2018
B.C's Premier says his government is working on easing high gas price situation
As gas prices spike the Premier is insisting his government is working to see what it can do to help. Premier John Horgan continues to point out while carbon tax was increased by a penny gas prices ha...
May 31, 2018
Tourism Kamloops reporting strong hotel numbers
The Kamloops tourism market continues to soar. According to figures released today by Tourism Kamloops hotel accommodation revenues skyrocketed 18 per cent of the first quarter of this year compared t...
May 31, 2018
A Kamloops councillor doesn't intend to put himself into conflict of interest with year round public market involvement
Kamloops Councillor Dieter Dudy says he's not in a conflict of interest as a group tries to put together a proposal for a year around public market in the parking lot next to Riverside Park. "I am not...
May 31, 2018
Kamloops Chamber of Commerce President says giving businesses enough notice is key, as minimum wage rises
British Columbia's minimum wage will rise to $12.65 an hour tomorrow, up $1.35. The President of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce Joshua Knaak says, what small business don't want, are surprises. He s...
May 31, 2018
Recent cold weather hasn't helped nightly mosquito battles for Kamloops residents
To combat those rampant mosquitoes you may have noticed, Kamloops will have to get some warmer weather. Crew Supervisor with BWP, Cheryl Phippen says due to the recent colder temperatures, the mosquit...
May 31, 2018
B.C Wildfire Service says they've made progress on the Xusum Creek blaze
The B.C Wildfire Service reports Mother Nature has helped in the battle against the Xusum Creek wildfire near Lillooet. Information Officer Brenna Ward says, containment remains at 35 per cent with th...
May 31, 2018
