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Victim family of Merritt mass murderer looking for more protection
The victims of Merritt mass murderer Allan Schoenborn say they need more protection. Family spokesman Dave Teixeira met with Attorney General David Eby looking for the removal of the one-year annual r...
Nov 30, 2018
Kamloops updating water master plan to meet demand
The City of Kamloops is updating its Water Master Plan as the population continues to increase and with it, the demand. Utilities engineer Liam Baker says there has been no update in nearly 15 years. ...
Nov 30, 2018
Forest Minister set for B.C.'s largest trade mission ever to Asia next week
As the forest industry is tanking, B.C.'s Forest Minister Doug Donaldson will be bringing more than 40 delegates to Asia next week. The 10-day trip to China, Japan and South Korea, from Dec. 5-15, wil...
Nov 30, 2018
A lawyer says aspects of the controversy that has gripped the B.C. Legislature sets off alarm bells
If the investigation into the legislature's Clerk and Sergeant at Arms comes to naught then taxpayers could be on the hook if the two men involved sue for damages. Acumen Law's Kyla Lee says to have t...
Nov 29, 2018
BC Truckers Association welcoming stricter commercial truck regulations for winter driving
The BC Trucking Association is throwing its weight behind new chain up regulations for commercial trucks on B.C. highways telling truckers chain up as required, or else. BCTA president and CEO Dave Ea...
Nov 29, 2018
The jury is still out on tax revenues from legal cannabis
While marijuana has been legal since October 17th B.C.'s Finance minister is still waiting for cannabis taxation revenue to begin flowing into provincial coffers. Carole James says it is too early to ...
Nov 29, 2018
Hunting trap warning signs "worth looking at," B.C.'s Forests Minister says
As a Kamloops man is suing the owner of a hunting trap that killed his dog, the province says warning signs around traps could be mandated. Burke Nesjan filed a lawsuit in Kamloops court earlier this ...
Nov 29, 2018
Canada Games Pool fix could be $9M, three-times more than original cost
The price to fix up the Canada Games Pool is likely to go up considerably, possibly to about $9 million. The original price tag for the replacement of the old roof and envelope was around $3 million. ...
Nov 29, 2018 Current Canada Games Aquatic Center in Kamloops/via City of Kamloops
Could be a record year for visits at the BC Wildlife Park
It's shaping up to a very good year for visits to the BC Wildlife Park in Kamloops. General manager Glen Grant says in November, the weather has been insanely good and its the the best November since ...
Nov 29, 2018
More questions than answers on B.C. Legislature investigation as fall sitting ends
With the fall session now over at the B.C. Legislature, details on the investigation with the Clerk and Sergeant-at-Arms remain few and far between. During a session-ending news conference on Tuesday,...
Nov 28, 2018
