Now that was some kind of storm!
NEWS/ STORM — A severe thunderstorm, the third in just two weeks, drenched Kamloops and the surrounding area Thursday night, bringing lightning and heavy rain. Environment [Continue]
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Scrap plan for daycare subsidy during teachers’ strike, says Brooks
NEWS/ POLITICS — The provincial government should scrap its plan to pay $40 a day to parents whose children under the age of 13 years miss school in September due to the [Continue]
New Gold announces $300-million credit arrangement
NEWS/ BUSINESS — New Gold Inc. has obtained a $300-million revolving credit loan with a syndicate of banks led by the Bank of Nova Scotia and RBC Capital Markets. The loan, [Continue]
TRU student a finalist for Miss India-Canada
Thompson Rivers University student Roopam Plawn is days away from learning whether she will be crowned Miss India-Canada for 2014. Roopy, as she goes by, is one of 16 [Continue]
Likely residents, businesses ‘on road to recovery’
NEWS/ MOUNT POLLEY — Residents and local businesses in Likely and the surrounding area “are on the road to recovery,” says the provincial government in an [Continue]
More First Nations councils post salaries
Several more Interior B.C. Indian Bands have filed reports under the First Nations Financial Transparency Act, but others have yet to post numbers for the salaries and [Continue]
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