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Kamloops business association happy with new police-led program aimed at reducing violence
The Kamloops Central Business Improvement Association says a new police program to reduce violence will be a safety net for local businesses. The president of KCBIA Dino Bernardo says the new Inadmiss...
Nov 26, 2018
Rosy provincial finance update shadowed by the dumpster fire at ICBC
B.C.'s Finance minister has tabled a quarterly fiscal update that boasts a big increase in the provincial surplus but it also contains what might be a major financial wrecking ball. Largely based on i...
Nov 26, 2018
Cannabis supply shortages putting the squeeze on medical marijuana users
A former B.C. Health minister and Kamloops MLA, now in the private cannabis industry, says medical marijuana users are being unfairly caught in the middle as demand for legal pot causes shortages of s...
Nov 26, 2018
Journalism professor calls for change as controversy engulfs the B.C. Legislature
As the controversy continues to swirl around the Speaker of the House, and the suspension and investigation into two legislative staffers a journalism professor with Mount Royal University says change...
Nov 26, 2018
New Police Program Aims to Boot Known Criminals out of Kamloops Businesses
RCMP in Kamloops are launching a new program called the "Inadmissable Patron Program," beginning on Saturday, which will enable to police to remove unwanted patrons from some establishments. Cpl. Jodi...
Nov 26, 2018
Health minister disappointed to lose the battle but still intent on winning the war
B.C.'s Health minister is not happy to have lost a battle but remains intent on winning the war in a decade long and counting court case pitting the province against private for profit health clinics....
Nov 26, 2018
Murder trial for accused in 2017 Kamloops homicide begins this week
A pre-trial hearing in the murder trial for Stephen Fraser, who was charged in connection to the death of Cody Foster, took place in Kamloops Supreme Court on Monday morning. A voir dire hearing took ...
Nov 26, 2018
Renewed calls for legislation on hunting traps after Kamloops man loses dog
An animal advocacy group is renewing calls for the province to look into laws around hunting traps. Leslie Fox with the Fur Bearers Association says there should be warning signs around those traps. H...
Nov 26, 2018
Nicola River management could be costly for Merritt
The City of Merritt could be spending a lot of money if it goes ahead with flood mitigation work that is recommended. A study brought to council earlier this month says mitigating future flood risks f...
Nov 26, 2018
Lawsuit filed by Kamloops man over dead dog "has merit," animal advocate says
An animal advocacy group says there's some teeth to a lawsuit filed by a Kamloops man over his dead dog. Burke Nesjan's two-year-old dog died in his arms on Nov. 14, 2017, after its neck got stuck in ...
Nov 23, 2018
