Category Archives: Local News Now

What caused it? The next question facing Kamloops Fire and Rescue, after a spectacular early morning house fire in the 65 hundred block of Barnhartvale Road. K.F.R Captain, Mike Haines, "We'll have fi...

While the spring sitting of the legislature is over, the leader of the B.C Liberals says his work is just beginning. Andrew Wilkinson says he is going to spend his summer telling British Columbians ab...

The B.C Government has pledged to help out the Rick Hansen Foundation with a 10 million dollar grant. Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, Shane Simpson, says the money was given in c...

Kamloops will celebrate the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. The Executive Director of the North Shore Business Improvement Association, Jeremy Heighton, says, the Walk ...

As of Friday, the new, improved, and fully accessible 3 kilometre loop along the Isobel Lake Trail system is officially open. Kamloops Thompson Trails Alliance President, Richard Doucette says, the up...

The BC Green Party is holding its annual general meeting in Kamloops this weekend. Party Leader Andrew Weaver says its a chance to take the pulse of the membership after what he describes as a "crazy"...

RCMP are asking for help from the public to identify a man that was hit and killed by a freight-train about five kilometres West of Chase Friday afternoon. Police say he was struck by an East-bound tr...

The Xusum Creek wildfire near Lillooet is still classified as out of control at 505 hectares in size, but the BC Wildfire Service is optimitic they'll make major progress on it this weekend. The weath...

If you find a fawn, leave it alone. Courtney Hawkins is the Kamloops Community Coordinator for WildSafeBC. She says fawning season typically runs from May to early July when fawns typically become mor...

The Kamloops North Thompson MLA is relieved the BC government is not going to take action that may have threatened the survival of the Pinantan General store and 14 others in the province. Peter Milob...