As we get deeper into spring concerns around flooding become more and more paramount the TNRD's emergency program coordinator Kevin Skrepnec joins me to talk about preparedness. 

The Chair of the BC Hotel Association joins me to talk about what is happening in Kamloops and the province in terms of accommodations, how much they're being used and what alternative plans hoteliers are making. Board member with the Kamloops Voter Society Randy Sunderman discusses budgetary concerns during a pandemic.  And then Robert Koopmans with Dawson Group talks about this evenings parade of vehicles that will run from the Sahali Mall and travel down Columbia Street past Royal Inland Hospital at 7:00 in support of healthcare workers. 

The Chair of the BC Hotel Association joins me to talk about what is happening in Kamloops and the province in terms of accommodations, how much they're being used and what alternative plans hoteliers are making.

Board member with the Kamloops Voter Society Randy Sunderman discusses budgetary concerns during a pandemic. 

The President of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce discusses the scheduled minimum wage increase in BC and the potential impact it could have on business owners during the pandemic. Kamloops Employment Lawyer with Fulton & Company Ayla Salyn joins me to try and answer some of the burning questions the both employers and employees have when it comes to working in the midst of a global pandemic. And the CAO for the city of Merritt provides an update on how the community is handling the pandemic.

The CAO for the city of Merritt provides an update on how the community is handling the pandemic. 

Kamloops Employment Lawyer with Fulton & Company Ayla Salyn joins me to try and answer some of the burning questions the both employers and employees have when it comes to working in the midst of a global pandemic. 

The President of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce discusses the scheduled minimum wage increase in BC and the potential impact it could have on business owners during the pandemic. 

BC saw 132 thousand job losses in the month of March and unemployment was up to 7.2 per cent.  Senior Economist and Public Interest Researcher with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Iglika Ivanova brings some perspective to those numbers. Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk about the "elevator spitter" in Vancouver and what the potential ramifications could and should be for such actions. And to end things off I talk about issues with long weekend travel. 

BC saw 132 thousand job losses in the month of March and unemployment was up to 7.2 per cent.  Senior Economist and Public Interest Researcher with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Iglika Ivanova brings some perspective to those numbers.