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(DARREN RATHWELL / iNFOnews.ca) March 02, 2021 - 11:56 AM Kamloops Fire Rescue says it's unlikely the cause of last week's noxious and potentially toxic dump fire will ever be known. But fire investigator Ray Webster says there's a good chance combustibles left over in metal recyclables at the Mission Flats landfill played a role. "Our message is to residents, remove all of your gasoline and fuel before you recycle the metal," Webster says. He estimates 1,300 square feet of the recyclables burned, leaving a 10-foot tall pile of metal slag. Mission Flats Landfill fire on Fe...

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We have been in regular communication with Avinor and Lodz Airport Central Poland, the next two hosts of Routes Europe. After careful consideration, we have come to the joint decision that Avinor and Lodz Airport Central Poland will now postpone their hosting responsibilities to 2022 and 2023 respectively.  The next Routes Europe will therefore take place on 18-20 May 2022.  With unprecedented challenges currently facing the industry, there has never been a more important time to come together and drive recovery and future growth for the region's route networks.  With more than ...

Lt. Ray Webster of Kamloops Fire Rescue told KTW the investigation is now closed, with confirmation of an electrical fire, with the origin in an electrical box. Police investigators said that just prior to the fire being sparked, several other homes in the area reported experiencing electrical power surges. Webster said it is not known if the power surge started the fire or if the fire started the surge, but noted investigators found no evidence of suspicious activity at the scene. The white house is situated at the southwest corner of Willow Street, Cottonwood Avenue and Renfrew Lane, th...