The Commissioner of the WHL speaks to the plans for the upcoming hockey season. 

Kamloops Councillor Kathy Sinclair sits down with me to answer questions about what is going on in our community.

The President of the BC School Trustees Association discusses the back to school announcement that was provided by the province this morning. 

The President of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce provides some immediate reaction to the news that a vaccine passport is coming to BC.

Global BC Reporter Keith Baldrey breaks down the announcement of a vaccine certificate that is coming soon to British Columbia. 

Kyla Lee talks about the civil suit filed on behalf of the people of Lytton who are looking to sue CN/CP after the fire that destroyed the town. She also gets into the unfortunate situation for a 14 year old Tofino girls who had her face severely injured after two other kids at her school threw pickle ball paddles at her. 

The risk management lead  at Thompson Rivers University Steve Pottle discusses the safety plans that the school will have in place when it comes to COVID-19 once the school year begins in September. 

The Chief Economist with the Business Council of BC talks about the latest economic forecast they pout out earlier this week which projects the province will grow by 5.8% this year.

The General Manager of the BC Cattlemen's Association talks about preparing for an evacuation, how the drought conditions are impacting the availability of feed, ranchers being able to fight fires in the early stages and more.

The area director for electoral district I Steven Rice talks about returning home to Spences Bridge after being evacuated for 12 days.