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Kamloops kindergarten teacher says shame, secrecy contributed to her son s overdose death

Kamloops kindergarten teacher says shame, secrecy contributed to her son s overdose death Aaron Manson died of drug toxicity in the early morning on April 26, just five months before he would have turned 27. His mother Troylana Manson says his life could have been saved if his family and friends had created a more supportive environment where he could speak freely about his addiction issues. Social Sharing Aaron Manson, 26, might still be alive if he could have spoken freely about his addiction, she says Posted: May 13, 2021 10:02 PM PT | Last Updated: May 14 Troylana Manson, second from left, and her son Aaron, second from right, pictured with his father and brother. Aaron Manson died of drug overdose in Kamloops, B.C., on April 26. (Submitted by Troylana Manson)

Families left in the lurch as Merritt seniors home gives up 20 long-term care beds

Thousands of salmon fry released in B C river to restore populations devastated by Big Bar landslide

Thousands of salmon fry released in B.C. river to restore populations devastated by Big Bar landslide cbc.ca 1 day ago CBC/Radio-Canada © Provided by cbc.ca Approximately 13,600 chinook salmon fry were released into B.C. s Morkill River, a tributary of the Fraser, on Monday. Thousands of salmon fry have been released in a river west of Prince George, B.C., in the hope they will help restore the salmon population devastated by the Big Bar landslide. Monday s effort is part of an ongoing release of 101,000 chinook salmon fry that Fisheries and Oceans Canada says will avoid the early life stage mortality in the first year of a salmon s life.

Replacement for Cariboo city landmark goes up in flames in fire that also destroys creator s studio

4 suspicious fires break out on First Nation reserve near Kamloops, B C

4 suspicious fires break out on First Nation reserve near Kamloops, B.C. Kamloops Fire Rescue is investigating a number of suspicious fires on a First Nations reserve earlier this week. Social Sharing CBC News · Fire trucks at a Kamloops Fire Rescue station. (Kamloops Fire Rescue/Facebook) Kamloops Fire Rescue is investigating a number of suspicious fires on a First Nations reserve on Monday. In a statement this week,  the City of Kamloops said there were four fires on the Tk emlúps te Secwépemc lands east of downtown Kamloops  one of which resulted in firefighters being called out. Kamloops Fire teamed up with First Nation s Natural Resources and the Planning and Engineering departments to fight it.

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