Where did they go? Emergency social services center in Kamloops has yet to deal with any of the Bonaparte Lake wildfire evacuees.
Long awaited Dallas shopping plaza to begin construction soon.
A brewing business eyes Kamloops. Calgary man considers micro distillery operation in the city.
From talking to texting, Kamloops drivers don't seem to be getting the message about British Columbia's new law against using a hand held technical device while driving.
August 11th opening set for North Shore transit exchange.
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Provincial
B.C. construction industry concerned about initial Worksafe B.C. assessments.
B.C.'s children's representative suspends sexual response testing program.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning the public about pepperoni products that may be contaminated.
National
Toronto police are now saying that rubber bullets were indeed fired outside a downtown Toronto detention centre during last month's G-20 summit.
Funeral services will be held today in Bradford, Ontario for a Canadian soldier killed last week by a makeshift bomb near Kandahar.
Toyota Canada has announced what it's calling a voluntary safety campaign involving about 42-hundred Avalons from the 2000-2004 model years.
International
The Enbridge oil spill in Michigan's Kalamazoo River is now believed to be nearly 3.8 million litres - several hundred thousand more than previously thought.
French police are escorting a couple to a court hearing after the corpses of eight newborn babies were found on their property in a town in northern France.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai says the release of secret U.S military documents has endangered the lives of Afghan citizens who have cooperated with the international forces.
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