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Alberta Premier's pipeline threat doesn't impress political science professor

As the Premier of Alberta threatens to shut off the western flow of oil and gas a University of the Fraser Valley Political Science professor is saying good luck with that. Speaking on Inside #bcpoli ...

Sun Peaks to receive funding to enhance existing sport centre

Big news at the Sun Peaks Resort in the Kamloops area. The resort municipality, receiving six million dollars in gas tax money to expand and enhance the existing sport centre. Mayor Al Raine says, the...

The City of Kamloops wants to know the location of problem potholes

If you spot any problem potholes on Kamloops streets, report them to the city. Streets and Environmental Services Manager, Glen Farrow is encouraging drivers to use the MyCity app and send in photos w...

Snowpacks around B.C are way above normal, prompting flooding fears

There is increased concern about flooding in some parts of B.C after the latest snowpack readings from the B.C government. The B.C River Forecasting Centre says, average snowpacks around the province ...

Victor Kaisar Mar 09, 2018

B.C Real Estate Association predicting further slowing of the housing market

We haven't seen it in Kamloops yet, but the latest outlook from the B.C Real Estate Association is predicting a further slowing for the housing market. B.C.R.E.A Economist, Cameron Muir, expecting hig...

Not much to boast about in the latest employment data

Our latest economic report card, not worth bragging about. British Columbia, losing nearly 35,000 jobs last month, according to the latest Stat Canada Labour Force survey. "It's not nearly as strong a...

Premier defends having to make changes to the just introduced speculation tax

As the Finance minister hints at changes to come to the recently introduced speculation tax the Premier says this is not in anyway proof his government got it wrong from the start. John Horgan says no...

Public Safety minister opens the door to expanding red light camera program

B.C.'s Public Safety minister says red light turned photo radar cameras won't be up and running for at least a few months yet. Mike Farnworth is also taking issue with the term photo radar saying this...

S.D 74 dealing with aftermath of controversial posters put up in schools

School District 74 is dealing with the aftermath following some controversial posters addressing 'white privilege'. Superintendent Teresa Downs, who is pictured in one of the posters saying she unfair...

City of Kamloops already offering up sandbags for homeowners in anticipation of snow melt

The City of Kamloops is hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst with warmer temperatures coming next week. "We are kind of proactively starting to place our sandbags out like we do during eve...