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West Fraser to permanent close Chasm lumber mill, cut shift in 100 Mile House
Another mill closure in the BC Interior, this time West Fraser's Chasm lumber mill, which will leave 176 people out of a job. In addition, West Fraser is also reducing a shift at their 100 Mile House ...
Jun 17, 2019
'Successful' first weekend at the Paramount Theatre for Kamloops Film Society
It was a successful first weekend of operations at the Paramount Theatre for the Kamloops Film Society. Executive Director Dusan Magdolen says there were about 350 people who took in the three movies ...
Jun 17, 2019
TNRD to fight invasive weeds along the Coquihalla
There will be single lane closures along the side of the Coquihalla between Kamloops and Merritt starting on Wednesday this week to allow for weeding work to take place. The work will take place betwe...
Jun 17, 2019
Logan Lake Community Forest wins 2019 Robin Hood Memorial award
The Logan Lake Community Forest Corporation are the recipients of the Robin Hood Memorial Award for Excellence in Community, along with a $10,000 grant from the province. It's because of the number of...
Jun 17, 2019
Kamloops councillor urging caution with an increasing wildfire risk around the city
A Kamloops city councillor is reminding residents to be careful with an increasing wildfire risk around the Tournament Capital. Arjun Singh took to social media as the Fire Danger rating across the ar...
Jun 14, 2019
Steelworkers union wants legislative changes to prevent sale of timber cutting rights in B.C.
The President of the Steelworkers Union Local 1-417 is hoping to see changes in legislation to prevent the sale of timber cutting rights in the aftermath of a mill closure. Marty Gibbons is concerned ...
Jun 14, 2019
Kamloops woman won't let bike theft get in the way of her journey to Ottawa to push for better mental health supports
A Kamloops woman who is cycling to Ottawa to push for better mental health supports says her bike was stolen yesterday in Edmonton. But Marlene Hibbs says she will not let that stop her from reaching ...
Jun 14, 2019
Record high number of human-bear conflicts in B.C. this spring
It was a record spring for human and bear conflicts with 3,826 calls relating to black bears and 182 calls for grizzly bears encounters in April and May. That is according to Chris Doyle, a Deputy Chi...
Jun 13, 2019
Advanced Education Minister Melanie Mark announces $2.7 million in funding for Indigenous teacher training
The BC government is increasing the number of teacher education seats for Indigenous students with a $2.7 million investment that was announced today in Merritt. The funding is in response to a call t...
Jun 13, 2019
Retail Council of Canada on board with federal plastics ban, but wants consistent national strategy
The Retail Council of Canada is on board with a plan for a federal ban on single use plastics in Canada by 2021, but it wants more details, and a consistent strategy across the country. Philippe Canti...
Jun 13, 2019
