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Kamloops-North Thompson MLA Terry Lake spent $33,147 between April 1 and the end of the September, the second highest among MLAs, a report on travel expenses states. The report, which logged MLA expenses from April 1 to Sept.

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says a back-door attempt by the federal government to silence her won’t work.

The Prince George school district is on the hook for student fee repayment after a legal judgment made in B.C. Supreme Court a few days ago. On Friday, Madame Justice Jane Dardi ruled that two class action lawsuits filed against many of B.C.

The medical profession needs to take a page from the airline industry and create a culture of safety, according to emergency room physician Dr. Brian Goldman.

Two words spoken to the wrong person landed a man in Kamloops Regional Correctional Centre overnight.

The Kamloops Chamber of Commerce says new workplace anti-bullying rules have caught businesses by surprise because not enough was done to spread awareness. But not to worry, the provincial agency dedicated to protecting the safety of about 2.

A federal government sweep of 48 B.C. dry cleaning businesses found that almost half were allegedly mishandling a toxic chemical that has been linked to leukemia, kidney and liver cancers as well as depression of the central nervous system.

Domestic violence has jumped 36 per cent in Kamloops in the past four years. But part of that increase is due to more incidents being reported, the city’s top cop said Monday. Supt.

Police revealed Tuesday that six sexual assaults on the UBC campus are believed to be the work of a single predator.

A new residency program that will train physicians in Kamloops beginning next year won’t solve the city’s doctor shortage by itself, the program’s head cautioned Monday. Dr.