Kathy Sinclair joins the NL Morning News for Coffee with a Councillor to talk about social issue sin Kamloops, how to help address the issues, the need for more mental health supports on the streets and who will pay for round the clock security at some social housing units in the city. 

The Mayor of Clearwater talks about gearing up for spring/summer tourism season, the search for a new CAO and the need for a new veterinarian within the community. 

Acumen Law's Kyla Lee discusses the importance of International Women's Day while also talking about a BC Supreme Court decision to strike down sections of BC’s Civil Resolution Tribunal Act dealing with ICBC reforms as unconstitutional. It was ruled unconstitutional for the province to simply reassign determination of minor injury accident claims out of the courts and to its own online tribunal. The province will be appealing this decision. 

Kamloops Medical Health Officer talks about the vaccine rollout starting to reach the general population, the situation regarding school exposures in  SD73 and of course touching on International Women's Day. 

The interim leader of the BC Liberal Party talks on International Women's Day and what is being discussed at the provincial level to try and help achieve gender equity. 

The Douglas Lake Cattle Company has won a BC Court of Appeal case, which overturns a ruling that forced it to allow public access to two lakes in the Nicola Valley. In the decision, a three-member panel voted unanimously that the trail leading to Minnie Lake and Stoney Lake is not public land. Their decision came after a ruling in Kamloops court in 2018 that the cattle company had to allow access to those two lakes. Rick McGowan is with the Nicola Valley Fish and Gaming Club which is unhappy with the BC Court of Appeal's ruling. 

Studies are showing that the first dose of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is highly effective, helping boost B-C's confidence to delay the second dose of all approved COVID-19 vaccines to four months. Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization also says Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca - can now be considerably extended, while still being effective. U-B-C adjunct infectious diseases professor Dr. Horacio Bach provides his thoughts and predicts what COVID vaccine programs may look like in the future. 

BC's Attorney General joins Newsday to talk about the moves being discussed by Kamloops city council to try and address social issues that the community continues to try and grapple with. 

The Executive Director of the KCBIA discusses the notices of motion brought forward at city council and the social issues that we see on our streets. Wil some of the solutions brought forward be helpful? Carl DeSantis says it is important that we all work together to find solutions. 

Kamloops Councillor Bill Sarai put forth a notice of motion during a special city council session to try and address some social issues within the community. He discusses some of the potential solutions that he put forward.