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Environment critic doesn’t give pipeline court battle much of a chance

As the province hires well know lawyer Joseph Arvay to take the jurisdiction issue to court in a fight over the Trans-Mountain pipeline the environment critic doesn't think they have much of leg to st...

Association for Mineral Exploration says B.C's mineral and coal exploration industry grew last year for the first time since 2012

B.C's coal and mineral exploration industry has grown for the first time since 2012. While speaking on the Jim Harrison Show, Chair of the Association for Mineral Exploration for B.C, 'Lyn Anglin says...

New development in the court case surrounding the 2016 hit and run death of Kamloops teenager, Jennifer Gatey

Cameron Gatey, says he doesn't want to get his hopes up, and would rather avoid disappointment. And for that reason, he's declining to comment about a new development related to the hit and run death ...

Mayor of Kamloops wants to see the return of a direct flight between Kamloops and Edmonton

The Mayor of Kamloops calls it 'good news', not 'great news' that WestJet is adding a third daily flight to Calgary. "What we are really looking for is the return of that Kamloops - Edmonton flight." ...

Ahead of marijuana legalization, B.C's Public Safety Minister says setting up a retail network will be a time consuming process

All eyes are on the Senate as the wait continues for when marijuana will be legalized across Canada. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth says, the Senate is still working federal bills that require ...

Big hike in pothole complaints to Kamloops City Hall

The number of pothole complaints to Kamloops City Hall have skyrocketed. During the winter of 2017-18, the city received 201 calls compared to 123 the previous year, a 63 per cent increase. Civic Oper...

Kamloops South MLA feels it will be years before School District 73's capital investment needs will be met

After grilling the education minister the MLA for Kamloops South says it looks like School District 73's desperate need for capital dollars will go unanswered for years yet. Todd Stone says, Education...

Flooding fears ease in Kamloops

The predicted great snowmelt and potential flooding didn't materialize in Kamloops, but city hall isn't taking anything for granted. City of Kamloops Utility Services Manager Greg Wightman is crossing...

Real estate sales are forecast to drop province wide this year

An analysis from the BC Real Estate Association predicts home sales across the province will drop this year including in Kamloops. However Association Chief Economist Cameron Muir says the drop in Kam...

The Premier says the costs of the Wilson libel suit are an unknown

The Premier is playing down any talk that taxpayers will be on the hook for huge costs as he faces a libel lawsuit filed by a former MLA. John Horgan says at this point the potential costs are an unkn...