Levi Landry

"This is a complex and controversial policy, and the worst thing we can do is hide behind secrecy when what we need to do is develop evidence-based policy."

"We try really hard to be fiscally responsible and we really work on being smart with the dollars taxpayers are giving us."

While they could still be released on bail, the change would also block police from releasing repeat offenders before they see a judge.

"I think too many of us have at times said, 'I'll be OK and I'll just get through this,' "but if you broke your leg you wouldn't be powering through. I think that's the normalization we need to get."

In seven years, the number of temporary foreign workers in the Thompson-Okanagan region has more than doubled.

"That's 100 per cent where we want to make sure we're covered. You're triaging what's the most important thing, knowing everything is important."

He signed an agreement to turn over the documents earlier this year. Now it's going to court.

The mill was temporarily shut down early Friday morning.

"Childcare impacts every aspect of life and, in the end, what this is doing is harming the future because it's harming the children."

"I think we have to be nimble. TRU is very concerned about the drop in students."

The investigation into a 2022 BC prison break and subsequent manhunt led police to uncover a Kamloops murder plot two years later.

Larry Gray is a well-connected conservative and husband of former MP Tracy Gray.

It may cost more than it earns him to be the mayor of Kamloops at this point.

Tourism Kamloops found the sport brought more than $13 million to the local economy last year, more than tripling estimates from a decade ago.

"They've been promoting it as a great place to spend a summer afternoon, but without warning people of the risks."

Rogelio "Butch" Bagabuyo's last-minute decision was a change in course for the murder trial which was initially set to continue through this week.

Canada's longest-running Elvis festival is taking one of its former directors to court.

She was also ordered to pay more than $400,000 back to the companies she stole from.

Officials have warned people in Kamloops and the Okanagan this summer to be mindful of the drowning risks.