Levi Landry

They grew up playing in the Okanagan and are among 39 WHL players who are now NHL prospects.

The province wants to seize his bank account.

There's been a four-fold increase in $150,000-plus salaries for city hall management in both cities.

The health authority is taking a Qatari man to court over $254,000 in unpaid medical bills.

Don't expect homeless people in Kamloops to be wrangled into one fenced area like Kelowna's outdoor shelter space.

The Trepanier Creek homeless encampments near Peachland were cleared out by the province last month.

That's more than double what was in the budget.

"Never thought thought I'd have to phone my three kids and tell them there's a chance they might never see their mother again."

"In terms of looking after farmers, tourism doesn't happen if you don't have orchards and vineyards."

"For whatever reason, previous attempts have not succeeded, and that may be a function of the market, availability of capital or other hiccups."

She was sentenced more than two years ago for setting multiple wildfires near Kamloops.

"It feels like BC's current regulatory framework is quite harsh and very onerous for agriculture."

The current owner, Ignition Group, had been planning to build the area out into a subdivision that blended residential neighbourhoods with farm land.

According to the BC environment ministry, it's an "agricultural by-product" that should've been taken to the landfill.

Kamloops taxpayers are on the hook for the RCMP and bylaw response to the OneBC rally at a car lot.

There could be excavations at the site next year, but the pressure from skeptics and, now, mainstream publications is building.

"We know the public sentiment that has been in Penticton over the past year or so."

"Canadian sovereignty of our information, the research that's going to be coming out of this sector are all very important to Canadians and Kamloopsians."

Two people died in a crash two years ago, and the driver's wife is now taking the track to court.

"We will not accept something lesser than what we had before."

"Dilynn's story is one of a young Indigenous leader who isn't waiting for change, she is teaching it instead."

The project has been delayed by more than a year, and the university is blaming an engineering firm.

"Growers understand the seriousness of the drought, but a 70 per cent reduction in agricultural water is not just a crop-production issue. At that level, this becomes an orchard-survival issue."

The verdicts will come more than two years after James Miller was charged.