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Kamloops, Canada (Local)
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Levi Landry's local coverage in Kamloops, Canada predominantly focuses on crime and the real estate industry. He frequently covers breaking news, evolving stories, and announcements related to these themes.
Based on this information, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out should provide insights related to ongoing criminal incidents or developments within the real estate industry in Kamloops. Expert commentary from professionals involved in law enforcement or real estate could be particularly valuable for his articles.
Given Levi's focus on local news, he may also be interested in receiving updates about traffic accidents and hit-and-run incidents occurring within Kamloops. However, it’s important to note that while some of his articles mention Kelowna as a topic covered, there is no indication of its frequency.
When reaching out to him with story ideas or expert commentary offers, it would be beneficial for sources to have strong ties or expertise directly related to Kamloops' crime and real estate landscape.
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A 37-year-old man is facing another accusation of murder just weeks after prosecutors stayed his murder charge in Kamloops.
Controversial BC MLA Dallas Brodie will be in Kamloops this month for a town hall event after booking it at a city-owned facility.
By: Levi Landry
The rumours in BC from 16 years ago are ramping up again, taking a new form: Vancouver is sending homeless people to your community on busses.
By: Levi Landry
"I guess they can do it, but it is a jump to go after e-bikes for teenagers."
By: Levi Landry
“We appreciate the patience of the evacuees and those impacted by this incident. This investigation is a priority for the detachment,” McAndie said.
By: Levi Landry
Summer will be nearly over before two judges decide on a Penticton city councillor's fate after his two criminal trials on historic sexual abuse charges.
"Growers understand the seriousness of the drought, but a 70 per cent reduction in agricultural water is not just a crop-production issue. At that level, this becomes an orchard-survival issue."
The University of British Columbia is taking an engineering firm to court over a delayed five-storey building at its Okanagan campus.
“Dilynn's story is one of a young Indigenous leader who isn't waiting for change, she is teaching it instead,” the release reads.
Two people died in a crash two years ago, and the driver's wife is now taking the track to court.
