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Seventeen per cent increase in Pride Parade participants in Kamloops
A successful Pride Weekend in Kamloops with a 17 per cent increase in the number of people who marched this year compared to 2018's parade. Kamloops Pride says 1,409 people registered to march this pa...
Aug 26, 2019
Higher concentration of thefts from vehicles in Aberdeen last week
There were 35 thefts from vehicles across Kamloops last week, one fewer that the previous week. Police say there was a higher concentration of thefts in the Aberdeen area from August 19 to 25. There w...
Aug 26, 2019
Commemorative plaque telling the story of Billy Miner unveiled at the BC Wildlife Park
A recently refurbished commemorative plaque telling the story of Billy Miner was unveiled at the BC Wildlife Park today. General Manager Glenn Grant says between the late 60's and the mid 90's, the si...
Aug 26, 2019
As water restrictions come into effect, city staff say no concerns over drinking water in Merritt
As water restrictions come into effect in Merritt today, the city says there are no concerns over drinking water. Director of Corporate Services Sean Smith says the city will start to pull residential...
Aug 26, 2019
At-risk youth to help paint city owned garbage bins this Wednesday
A group of at-risk kids in Kamloops will be painting eight garbage bins in Kamloops this Wednesday in a bid to reduce graffiti and vandalism. It's after a successful pilot project earlier this summer ...
Aug 26, 2019
Busy Thursday for Revelstoke first responders with three vehicle accidents; injured hiker
It was a busy Thursday for first responders in Revelstoke with three vehicle accidents and an injured hiker, all in the span on a few hours. Mounties say the first incident happened around 1:50 p.m., ...
Aug 23, 2019
Province increasing daily rates paid to supportive recovery homes
The B.C. Government is increasing the daily rates it will pay for eligible income assistance clients at registered or licensed care home for the first time in a decade. Poverty Reduction Minister Shan...
Aug 23, 2019
Fisheries Minister says the state of some salmon stocks in B.C. is at a critical stage.
The Federal Fisheries minister says the state of salmon stocks in B.C. is at a critical stage. Jonathan Wilkinson says there have been significant declines in the size of several stocks over the past ...
Aug 23, 2019
Lawn watering, car washing to be restricted in Merritt due to drought like conditions
Residential lawn watering and car washing will not be allowed in the City of Merritt as of Monday, with no exceptions made in any circumstance. The city is implementing water restrictions due to the d...
Aug 23, 2019
Big Bar rock slide a crisis but officials moving 2,000 salmon a day by helicopter: Fisheries Minister
The Federal Fisheries Minister says the Big Bar rock slide is a crisis, but officials are doing their best to transport fish above the slide side, north of Lillooet. Jonathan Wilkinson says there are ...
Aug 22, 2019
