News Items tag as: truckers

iN VIDEO: Two dangerous truck driving incidents under investigation
July 09, 2022 - 7:00 AM
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For the second time in a month, a video of a dangerous pass by a transport truck driver has gained the attention of the provincial Commercial Vehicle and Safety Enforcement agency.
iN VIDEO: Dangerously duelling B.C. Interior transport truckers under investigation
June 23, 2022 - 7:00 AM
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Actions of both the DCT Chambers truck driver and another trucker passing each other in a dangerous fashion on a Cariboo highway are under investigation by the Commercial Vehicle and Safety Enforcement agency.
Why vaccinations are the last concern for the B.C. Trucking Association
February 10, 2022 - 7:30 AM

The Canadian trucking industry was in dire need of an infusion of new blood before a convoy of protesters started across the county in late January and descended on Ottawa two weeks ago.
More than 20% of transport trucks on B.C. roads fail when inspected: CVSE
January 13, 2022 - 7:00 AM

It’s not just bad drivers of commercial trucks we should be worried about. It’s the trucks themselves.
More portable toilets being installed in B.C. for truckers to use
April 15, 2020 - 9:50 AM

The province will be funding the installation of portable toilets at several commercial vehicle pull-outs, inspection stations and chain-up locations throughout B.C.
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Blackwell Dairy's special chocolate Easter eggnog hitting shelves in Kamloops, Okanagan
Blackwell Dairy Farm in Kamloops is releasing a new Easter-themed chocolate eggnog for a limited time only. The first cartons of the chocolate eggnog were delivered to major grocery chains in Kamloops two days ago and today, March 27, they&

New Kelowna brewery going for an Okanagan camping vibe
There are craft breweries in Kelowna with dog, office and fishing themes. Now a new one called Three Lakes Brewing is set to open in the Kelowna Airport Business Park with its own special flavour. “At Three Lakes Brewing, we’re

B.C. man evicted for medical cannabis use wins first round of human rights case
A disabled B.C. man who says he was kicked out of his basement suite for using medical marijuana has won the first round of a Human Rights Tribunal case. According to a March 8 B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision, Julian Miles claims his la

Proposed Kamloops development for sale before shovels hit ground
An 82-unit condo project in Kamloops got approval from the City nearly two years ago. Work hasn't started yet, but now it's up for sale. The Pineview neighbourhood development includes two planned buildings with 41 homes each. Frase

iN VIDEO: Two dangerous truck driving incidents under investigation