Delta-South MLA Ian Paton joins NL Newsday to discuss the heist of a beloved community health facility by a boardroom gone mad.

Ian Paton - May 27, 2020

The president of the board of directors of the Delta Hospice Society invoked comparisons to the Holocaust and Auschwitz during a recent speech to an American pro-life conference when describing Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (Maid) laws; a comparison the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs calls "vile".

Nico Slobinsky - June 3, 2020

Anthony Salituro, Wedding planner and owner of Viva Bridal Boutique in Kamloops.

Discussing the wedding business during COVID-19.

Anthony Salituro - June 3, 2020

Figures released for May 2020 show a 46.3% decline in real estate sales in Kamloops over the same time last year. 
NL Newsday hears more from Wendy Runge of the Kamloops and District Real Estate Association.

Wendy Runge - June 3, 2020

BC Health Minister Adrian Dix talks to NL Newsday about what will happen to hospice care in Delta when the province ceases funding the Delta Hospice Society in Feb. 2021.

Adrian Dix - June 4, 2020 - 1

Despite a number of large investments in emissions and odor controls over the years, it still stinks in Kamloops on a fairly regular basis. Could the reason nothing seems to change have something to do with where the complaints have been going?

Why the Domtar pulp mill in Kamloops keeps making a stink - July 3, 2020

When an armed Manitoba man drove 28 hours to ram his pickup through the gates of the Prime Minister and Governor General's residences at Rideau Hall in Ottawa this week it raised some questions for an indigenous man in the Ashcroft and Cache Creek area near Kamloops. He came on Newsday to get something off his chest.

Jamie Neighbour On Systemic Racism - July 3, 2020

The organizers of Hot Nite in the City have pulled the plug on the popular summer attraction in #Kamloops due to #COVID concerns.

Ron Popove - July 3, 2020

TNRD Ken Gillis - Jan 15, 2021

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