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Neighbors help neighbors as sandbagging begins at Cherry Creek
For the second year in a row Cherry Creek near Kamloops is rising and starting to spill its banks. Arnold Blair owns an acreage along the creek, just next to the Trans-Canada Highway. "This is normall...
Apr 30, 2018
Flooding situation eases in Cache Creek as more evacuation orders are issued in the Cariboo
The mayor says the flooding situation in Cache Creek seems to be improving but they are not out of the danger zone yet. John Ranta says since flooding began Friday afternoon things have improved. "Cac...
Apr 30, 2018
After marijuana legislation was tabled the opposition leader says challenges remain
As the provincial government tables its long awaited marijuana legislation the leader of the BC Liberals says there are plenty of questions remaining unanswered. Andrew Wilkinson says municipalities m...
Apr 27, 2018
Update: No overnight growth of wildfire near Chase
Ground crews are returning to a wildfire still stubbornly smoldering near the community of Chase. Provincial Fire Information Officer Jody Lucious says a ground crew of five is assisting the Adams Lak...
Apr 27, 2018
Opposition leader says unveiled reference question a "cynical political stunt"
Andrew Wilkinson says there is something glaringly absent from the reference question unveiled Thursday. "They don't include anything to do with shipping or tankers. We have been hearing for months th...
Apr 26, 2018
The provincial government has tabled legislation governing legal marijuana
The provincial framework around legal marijuana became a little clearer with the tabling of three different pieces of legislation. Public Safety minister Mike Farnworth says he expects legal marijuana...
Apr 26, 2018
Province releases reference question in Trans Mountain pipeline jurisdiction court challenge
The B.C. Government has released its reference question ahead of a court challenge as it seeks control over the flow of heavy oil through the province. Attorney General Dave Eby says they will ask the...
Apr 26, 2018
Attorney General defends proportional representation process with seven months until voting day
B.C.'s Attorney General is defending the pending proportional referendum process despite a current lack of any information, no referendum question, and no sign of an official campaign. With barely sev...
Apr 26, 2018
B.C.'s Education minister is preparing for pending contract negotiations with the BCTF
As another school year winds down and a new one gets set to arrive in September B.C.'s Education minister is already bracing himself for negotiations over a new teacher's contract. The BC Teach...
Apr 25, 2018
The city plans to crack down on "contaminants" in people's recycle bins
The City of Kamloops is planning to get tougher with homeowners who are dumping the wrong products in their recycle bins. Under the agreement with Recycle BC there is the potential for the city to be ...
Apr 25, 2018
