Category Archives: Local News Now

Two big provincial government cabinet ministers have toured the only provincial cannabis store in B.C. here in Kamloops. Attorney General Dave Eby came out of the store thanking the City of Kamloops f...

Kamloops is looking at another bridge crossing the Thompson River. "It has been considered, and is being considered this next year," City Development Services Director Marvin Kwiatkowski said. "We're ...

The BC Government Employees Union (BCGEU) is preparing for a long strike. President Stephanie Smith visited striking casino workers on the picket line in Kamloops today, October 19. She said there are...

The fall recruitment drive for the Kamloops Search and Rescue team is underway. Members have already completed 32 tasks, having logged about 3,000 task hours this year. Media Coordinator Jenn Stahn sa...

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and the province is reminding BC residents to assess their online safety. Minister of Citizen Services Jinny Sims estimated the cost of cyber crime globally ...

Federal Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan spent his time in Kamloops dodging questions about the alleged murder of Washington post journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Sajjan spent his time in an address to the K...

There will be a new face behind the Kamloops Broncos bench next season. Brad Yamaoka will not return as coach next year, the team announced today, after four years in the role. He could stay on with a...

"Don't blame us" - that's the message from the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) as they're preparing to step up job action, the same time the federal government legalized marijuana sales. "It w...

Kamloops-South Thompson MLA Todd Stone says the NDP government has left huge holes in the new civic election financing legislation, calling into question the results of Saturdays civic vote. He calls ...

The Union of BC Indian Chiefs will make a submission during the final phase of the National Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women and Girls. President Grand Chief Stewart Philip says it con...