It was a late summer night in June, 2017, when Ted Blackwell, owner of Blackwell Dairy in Kamloops, B.C., heard two loud "booms."
Blackwell and his wife, who live on the dairy property, hurried to their bedroom window to see what made the noise. Flames were coming from two trucks parked beside their dairy's processing plant.
Blackwell Dairy was started in 1913 by Blackwell's grandfather Milton. In 1983, the processing plant was built, and they were able to start creating a range of dairy products for sale in B.C.'s Interior.
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