Play-by-Play Voice of the Canucks on Sportsnet650 and Radio NL Brendan Batchelor discusses the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak going through the Canucks. 

BC's Minister of Labout joins Newsday to talk about new protections being put in place so that employees can go get their vaccine or help dependents get vaccinated without the fear of losing their job.

Kerri Priddle talks about your options if you suffer an injury related to a car accident while on the job; like a bus driver or delivery driver.

Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian breaks down some of the discussion during Tuesday's council meeting which also included a public hearing.

Kamloops Councillor and the city's deputy Mayor for the month of March Dale Bass joins Newsday for the March edition of Radio NL's Community Town Hall which is brought to you by The Vic downtown.

The Superintendent of School District 73 Dr Terry Sullivan discusses the changes announced yesterday from public health now requiring kids in grades 4 and up to wear masks while those in kindergarten to grade 3 are being strongly encouraged to wear masks. 

Organizers of the Kamloops International Baseball Tournament have had to cancel the event for a 2nd straight year due to the pandemic.

Pastor Johnny Strutt of Motion Church discusses the back and forth from public health on allowing religious gatherings and what he has planned for Easter. 

The province announced new restrictions on restaurants across BC saying they will no longer be permitted to offer dine-in services until at least April 19. They can still offer take out or patio dining. The President of the BC Restaurant Association is disappointed with the news. 

The co-owner of Thompson Valley Charters says it is official, a new inter-community bus service that will run from Kamloops to Edmonton is set to launch on Monday, May 3.