CIVIC ELECTION – Where the Kamloops candidates won, and where they lost
Mike O’Reilly may as well have been declared elected after the very first polling station reported in with its results last Saturday night (Oct. 17, 2026). While [Continue]
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FIRE – Smokey prescribed burn closes some trails in Peterson Creek park
Fire and smoke will be coming from a 6 ha. section of Peterson Creek Nature Park today (October. 22, 2026) but it’s on purpose. The City, in partnership with BC [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Tesla shares dip as its capital investment is curtailed
Why Tesla shares are in reverse, a big ten-four for an Alberta trucking giant, why thousands of Parks Canada staffers are feeling nervous, and labour unrest for Teck [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Number of employed folks using food banks on the rise
Discouraging news from Canada’s food banks, more good news than bad from the construction sector, Trump’s tariffs facing a new legal challenge, and Netflix [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Surging demand likely to lead to price hikes for maple syrup
Why Canada’s maple syrup will likely cost a lot more soon, why GM shareholders are selling, a new booking fee at Air Canada, and notable condo sales news in [Continue]
POLICE – Child on bicycle hit by vehicle while crossing road on way to school
Emergency responders were called to the intersection of Holt Street and Tranquille Road after a report of a child being struck by a vehicle this morning (Oct. 20, 2026). Just [Continue]
