Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian talks about the city's decision to increase fees on solid waste collection and water rates. He also discusses the homeless at memorial arena and more.

The Blue Jays play-by-play radio man Ben Wagner joins Newsday to talk about the great season which ended p in Toronto falling one game short of the playoffs and looks ahead to the off-season. 

Quinn Page with Royal LePage looks back at the September Real Estate market in the Kamloops area and looks ahead to October and November. 

Acumen Law's Kyla Lee talks about an incident where a man hacked a cougar to death with a machete after the cougar attacked his dog. We get into the legalities of such actions and also get into the requirement to have snow tires on your vehicle on many BC highways starting October 1st.

Kamloops South MLA Todd Stone joins Newsday from Victoria as the fall session of the BC Legislature begins. The overdose crisis and the overall issue of mental health and addictions was a focus during the first question period back in BC's capital. 

Interim leader of the official opposition Shirley Bond talks about a number of subjects in advance of the Legislative Assembly getting back in session next week.

Chief of the Lower Nicola Indian Band Stu Jackson joins NL Newsday on the first ever national day for Truth & Reconciliation.

BC's Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Murray Rankin was in studio to talk about what the first ever National day for Truth & Reconciliation means to this country, this province and how we can use days like this to learn, heal and improve as a country.

Kamloops Councillor Denis Walsh joins Newsday for the September edition of Radio NL's Community Town Hall. We touch on questions surrounding social issues, active transportation, parking, and more. 

Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian breaks down some of Tuesday's council meeting and looks ahead to the first ever national day of Truth and Reconciliation.