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Lower mainland affordability exodus felt in Logan Lake

It is another sign people are moving out of unaffordable Metro Vancouver as they seek cheaper climates like the Kamloops area. Logan Lake Chief Administrative Officer Randy Lambright says they are see...

B.C's Chief Medical Health Officer cautions drug testing strips not a panacea

As the province looks to expand the use of drug testing strips to combat the overdose crisis, B.C's top doctor is warning that is not a quick or easy solution. Dr. Bonnie Henry says the strips, design...

It could be another record breaking year at Sun Peaks

It could be another record breaking ski season for Sun Peaks Resort. Sun Peaks Chief Marketing Officer Aiden Kelly says the resort may bust past 400,000 skier visits mark for the first time ever. "The...

Deadly Coquihalla hit and run remains unsolved

Kamloops RCMP needs your help to solve the case of a deadly hit and run that took place on the Coquihalla early last month. Corporal Jodi Shelkie says 21 year old Morisho Kavimba was likely hitchhikin...

Police need help to find missing senior

The hunt continues for a missing senior as RCMP release pictures of the car she left abandoned earlier this month hoping it jogs someone's memory. Corporal Jodi Shelkie says 62 year old Thelma Vaughn ...

Money laundering review may impact provincial coffers

As the NDP government prepares to table its first full budget next week it is already looking at another big hole being driven through incoming revenue. As the NDP government prepares to table its fir...

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 ...

Distracted drivers to be targeted as more changes loom at ICBC

B.C.'s Attorney General says all the stops are being pulled out to achieve a cultural shift on the issue of distracted driving. B.C.'s Attorney General says all the stops are being pulled out to achie...