BUSINESS BEAT – British Columbia adds its response to the Trump tariffs
Why no news might be good news in Canada’s latest jobs report, B.C. is the latest province to counter Trump’s tariffs, more losses in the lumber biz, and he is [Continue]
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POLICE – Stolen vehicle recovered, arrest warrant executed
A Scotch Creek man wanted out of Penticton was arrested on Monday during a suspicious vehicle investigation in Tk’emlúps. On March 3, 2025, just before 1 p.m., [Continue]
POLICE – Man stabbed after confrontation in gas station parking lot
One man was taken to hospital after police were called to a report of a stabbing in Valleyview Tuesday night. On March 4, 2025, around 10:35 p.m., Kamloops RCMP responded to [Continue]
RECREATION – Construction to begin on Riverside Park outdoor skating pond
Construction on the outdoor skating pond at Riverside Park begins this week. Intended for community, non-programmed drop-in skating, the skating facility will be free to the [Continue]
TRU – Day of Giving sets new record in donations for bursaries, scholarships
With donations pouring in over 24 hours, the 2025 Day of Giving at TRU more than doubled its goal to raise $50,000 — generating $105,997 to directly help students. A total [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Canada’s ban on American booze has really hit a nerve
How Canada’s ban on American booze has really hit a nerve, another big drop for US bound travel, Canada’s trade surplus surges, and good reason for farmers to [Continue]
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