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Update - Missing Vernon woman headed north of Kamloops found safe
Update - South Cariboo Search and Rescue says Amy Anonby has been located and reunited with her family. Original - Police in 100 Mile House are asking for help in finding a missing 22-year-old girl, l...
Aug 26, 2019
Update: Fire near Cache Creek doubles to 40 hectares
UPDATE: The Semlin wildfire, burning 16 kilometres east of Cache Creek, is now estimated to be at 40 hectares, double the size of an earlier estimate. The wildfire service now has air tankers and 22 p...
Aug 26, 2019
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
International Enrollment at TRU is UP for 2019-2020
About 3,500 international students are signed up to attend Thompson Rivers University this year. Vice President of Finance Matt Milovick says that is up from last year and it might be the maximum that...
Aug 26, 2019
Lawyer says Shutting Down Unlicensed Cannabis Retailers is Probably Cost Neutral
After the Canadian Cannabis Society closed earlier this month following raids by the province in July, a lawyer with Acumen Law says it's unfortunate for those who want alternative cannabis products, ...
Aug 26, 2019
Company planning cannabis facility in Logan Lake holds open house; plans to start work on site soon
People in Logan Lake got to meet the owners of a company planning to build a large industrial cannabis facility in town last week. CAO Randy Lambright says MedFlora addressed concerns around odour, wa...
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
The Green Party wants the Horgan Government to ban conversion therapy
The province wants the feds to ban a controversial form of psycho therapy but if the Green party has their way, the Horgan government will do it themselves. Conversion therapy or trying to change a pe...
Aug 26, 2019
Four local educators are up for some prestigious awards
As people prepare for the upcoming school year, four educators from our region are up for some prominent recognition. The Premier's Awards for Excellence in Education will be handed out October 4th in...
Aug 26, 2019
