Levi Landry

"It's really challenging in the early season to predict where we ended up this year."

The overdose calls to paramedics haven't declined, but toxic drug deaths have. Here's a look at how things have changed over the past decade.

He wanted it "on record" that it wasn't a threat because he's "sure it's going to end up in a courtroom somewhere."

City hall still needs voters to approve the funds after months of delays.

He has been recognized as a hero for saving two boys from the river, including his own son.

Cops backed off the chase, later tracking the drunk, unlicensed driver to a campground.

Cops converged on the area after someone reported hearing gunshots near the riverbank along Victoria Street West on Tuesday afternoon.

We'd all like to know if injuries or collisions have risen.

You'd think someone would be counting that.

City hall is taking over the fundraising campaign, seeking millions in donations for two massive Build Kamloops projects.

"The sad thing is they're physically dependent on the drug, but they're scared to do the drugs that they've been wired on for 10 years."

One rider was killed and two were injured just over a year ago.

Her dad's car was towed and impounded for a week.

"I like finding songs from the 30s, 40s or 50s, these gems that I really connect with, and I enjoy giving them my own take once I've learned them."

No candidates have been announced outside Metro Vancouver yet, but an organizer says names are coming.

The blaze at Battle Bluffs spread to nearly six hectares before it was brought under control.

"Regardless of the technology available in a vehicle, drivers are responsible for maintaining control and remaining attentive at all times."

Kelowna RCMP raided the home two days after an undercover drug purchase in February.

"I don't know if you know, but the mayor can suspend any municipal officer or employee."

"When one user exceeds their allocation, it directly affects what remains available to others."

The next and final step will be an upgrade to Royal Inland Hospital's trauma zone, which is one of the busiest in the province.

"Someone had put the body parts on the playground area, like on the swings and in the slides."

He could not answer why he didn't listen to his business partner's warnings.

A Kamloops housing co-op had a unique property to sell, and now the nine-bedroom home will be used for cancer patients and visiting doctors.

There's a festival for almost every music fan throughout the Thompson-Okanagan.