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Police warning businesses after counterfeit bills surface in Merritt
Police are searching for suspects after counterfeit bills were used at businesses in Merritt and other nearby areas. Corporal Dan Moskaluk says the suspects are seeking change for fake U.S. bills, or ...
Dec 12, 2018
Premier Confirms CASA Could Be Renegotiated
The Premier has confirmed the confidence and supply agreement between his party and the B.C. Greens could be renegotiated in the New Year. Speaking on NL's Inside #bcpoli John Horgan says things chang...
Dec 12, 2018
B.C. Trucking Association Lobbies For More Truck Driver Training
On the heels of a commercial rucking report from B.C.'s Auditor General, The B.C. Trucking Association is working towards a mandatory driver training program. President Dave Earle says B.C. is the onl...
Dec 12, 2018
Kamloops investing in reducing forest fire risk around city boundaries
The City of Kamloops is working towards reducing the risk of fires. Council has agreed to submit an application to the B.C. government's Community Resiliency Investment for $265,000, and to add $100,0...
Dec 12, 2018
Independent Review of the Liquor Distribution Process Welcomed by ABLE B.C.
An independent review of wholesale liquor distribution process will try to address industry concerns and ensure recent system changes are meeting the needs of wholesale customers. It's a province wide...
Dec 12, 2018
Premier keeping an eye on the case of detained Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou
The Premier is keeping an eye on the court process involving detained Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, as a Vancouver judge grants her bail pending an extradition hearing to the U-S Speaking on NL's Ins...
Dec 11, 2018
Concerns raised to Kamloops council over disaster response for Rayleigh
A Kamloops woman is worried about what would happen to the people of Rayleigh should there ever be a disaster. Speaking to council, Diane Czyzewski says there are over two thousand people living in th...
Dec 11, 2018
Postal workers union challenging back-to-work legislation in court
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers is challenging back-to-work legislation which was tabled two weeks ago. The legislation brought an end to the rotating strike action across Canada on Nov. 27 after...
Dec 11, 2018
Nicola Valley Search and Rescue back operating after major theft last month
The Nicola Valley Search and Rescue team is back in operation after a major theft. The search team was down more than $8,000 dollars in gear after their compound in Merritt was broken into a month ago...
Dec 11, 2018
B.C. government pulls out of province's largest ever Asia trade mission
Tensions between Canada and China have cut short the B.C. government's participation in the province's largest ever forest sector trade mission to Asia. Speaking from Tokyo today, Forest Minister Doug...
Dec 11, 2018
