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City of Kamloops Named in Lawsuit over Westsyde Pool Construction
The city of Kamloops has been named in a lawsuit filed over the reconstruction of the Westsyde Pool. In a writ filed in BC Supreme Court, D and T Developments is suing the city, Read Jones Christoffer...
Nov 26, 2018
Better Business Bureau Urging People to Shop Carefully on Black Friday
If a deal sounds too good to be true, it might be the case. That's according to the Better Business Bureau, as people get ready for Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping this weekend. Karla Davis wit...
Nov 23, 2018
Lawsuit filed by Kamloops man over dead dog "has merit," animal advocate says
An animal advocacy group says there's some teeth to a lawsuit filed by a Kamloops man over his dead dog. Burke Nesjan's two-year-old dog died in his arms on Nov. 14, 2017, after its neck got stuck in ...
Nov 23, 2018
New $465,000 Ashcroft-area campground expected to benefit entire region
The province has given nearly half-a-million dollars to the Ashcroft Indian Band to build a new campground, which one local politician says will benefit the whole area. Earlier this month, the band wa...
Nov 23, 2018
Arrests made at a Merritt motel after drug trafficking investigation
Two Merritt residents alleged to have been trafficking drugs out of a local motel have been arrested. Merritt RCMP executed a search warrant in a room at the All Seasons Motel on Nicola Avenue, at abo...
Nov 23, 2018
UBCO Professor Says Light Rail Service in the Okanagan Could Boost Tourism
A Kelowna engineering professor says light rail service between Kamloops and Osoyoos could help boost tourism in the area. Dr. Gord Lovegrove at UBC Okanagan says the idea is similar to what's seen in...
Nov 23, 2018
Avalanche Canada Thrilled with $25 Million Endowment from Federal Government
Avalanche Canada was given a one time, $25 million endowment from the Federal Government this week, as part of the Finance Minister's Fall Economic Update. It's good news for backcountry recreation en...
Nov 23, 2018
Snowfall Still Possible for Coquihalla Highway Today
Environment Canada says there still a chance for snow on the Coquihalla Highway through tonight. Forecaster Doug Lundquist says the snowfall warning has been lifted. "The part up to the old toll booth...
Nov 23, 2018
Nancy Greene-Raine To Be Inducted into Canadian Tourism Hall of Fame
The honours keep piling up for a former Kamloops area senator. Nancy Greene-Raine will be inducted into the Tourism Industry Association of Canada Canadian Tourism Hall of Fame. "I wasn't expecting it...
Nov 23, 2018
BC Forestry Analyst Says the Good Times Are Not Over
A leading BC forest industry analyst says the good times for the lumber industry are not over. Russ Taylor says prices dropped by more almost 50 per cent over the last four months after reaching recor...
Nov 23, 2018
