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B.C's Attorney General is hoping both sides of the pipeline dispute take a step back

BC's Attorney General is hoping cooler heads will prevail in the trade dispute that has hit boil between this province and Alberta over the Trans-Mountain pipeline. David Eby says "careful decisions" ...

The Fraser Basin Council is a lot more than just fish, water, and protecting the environment

Not just an environmental group, the Fraser Basin Council is also involved in civic affairs in Kamloops. Senior Regional Manager Mike Simpson says city staff has asked the group to facilitate meetings...

TRU Students' Union says root of problem needs addressing, following tuition hike announcement

While Thompson Rivers University domestic tuition is facing a 2 percent hike, TRU's Students' Union says the root of the problem needs to be addressed. VP External, Cole Hickson says, tuition fees are...

More WiFi coming to B.C Highway rest stops

The next time you take a break at a rest stop along B.C's highways, you might have WiFi to use. Thompson Nicola District Manager of Transportation, Trent Folk says, the Ministry of Transportation's Re...

Avalanche Canada reminding folks of the weekend's potentially dangerous conditions

Avalanche Canada reminding folks of the weekend's potentially dangerous conditions Senior Forecaster Mark Bender says, they're trying to get the word out that it's really tricky conditions out there r...

Kamloops Search and Rescue prepared for the busy long weekend

Kamloops Search and Rescue are expecting another busy Family Day weekend. KSAR Manager, Alan Hobler says, they're gearing up for multiple call outs this weekend. "Especially with the Avalanche hazard ...

Two arrests made by Kamloops Mounties after separate bait car incidents

RCMP Bait cars in Kamloops have proven successful once again. Sgt. Brandon Buliziuk says, two separate events have resulted in the arrest of two men, aged 25 and 38. "The first incident occurred Janua...

Chief Justice urges changes to broken legal services delivery model

A B.C. Chief Justice is urging changes to what he calls a broken business model in order to address delays in accessing court services. Chief Justice Robert Bauman says the problem is further upstream...

School districts asked to help in training desperately needed seniors care aides

The BC Care Providers Association is hoping school districts can help to tackle a serious lack of care aides in the province as a hiring frenzy begins. The BC Care Providers Association is hoping scho...

Ski industry not happy as province prepares to shift Family Day weekend

The Canada West Ski Association is lamenting the the provincial government's moving of the Family Day weekend in BC to the third week in February. The Canada West Ski Association is lamenting the the ...