Luc Rempel is a journalist based in Salmon Arm, Canada, and writes for Castanet Media. His articles cover a range of local news topics, including community events, municipal issues, crime, and sports. Luc's work has also been featured in Vancouver is Awesome, Squamish Chief, Delta Optimist, and Castanet Kamloops.
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Luc Rempel's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with an emphasis on crime and community issues in the Salmon Arm area of Canada. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access related to ongoing criminal cases or local community developments. Additionally, if you have information about government announcements or evolving stories related to this specific region, it may be of interest to Luc.
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By: Luc Rempel
Residents in the village of Chase are advised garbage and recycling collection is on hold until further notice as the garbage truck is experiencing mechanical problems.
By: Luc Rempel
North Shuswap motorists are being advised to use extra caution on Squilax Anglemont Road after a rash of moose sightings in the area.
By: Luc Rempel
A group water users and local farmers in Turtle Valley have launched a lawsuit against BC Timber Sales to block the sale of four cutblocks due to fears clearcutting would negatively impact their water
By: Luc Rempel
Sicamous RCMP seized a vehicle that was used to flee from police after they found the vehicle abandoned on Mara Heights Road. Police say they still have not located the driver.
By: Luc Rempel
Free skiers and snowboarders from around the world will be coming to Revelstoke to compete in a free ride competition with $10,000 in prize money on the line.
By: Luc Rempel
The District of Sicamous is set to host a public hearing for a phased development bylaw agreement for the new Temple Street subdivision.
By: Luc Rempel
“In terms of my own personal reflection, I really appreciate that we came out of something that was pretty serious as an emergency in 2023 and have regrouped from that.\
By: Luc Rempel
The Trans-Canada Highway is closed in both directions between Salmon Arm and Sicamous due a vehicle incident between Canoe Beach Road and Bernie Road.
By: Luc Rempel
A 30-year-old man is facing two charges of failing to comply with release orders after Salmon Arm RCMP found him in possession of a 30 centimetre serrated blade.
By: Luc Rempel
DriveBC is estimating the Trans-Canada Highway between Salmon Arm and Sicamous will be re-opened at 3 p.m. after an accident near Canoe Beach Road closed the highway this morning.
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