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Tourism Kamloops CEO believes city is 'ideally situated' to weather COVID-19 effects
Despite a slower than normal year, the CEO of Tourism Kamloops says her team has been doing their best to promote the region to people. Bev DeSantis says her team has been out and about in their mobil...
Oct 05, 2020
Fourth Avenue entrance to Ponderosa Lodge temporarily closed starting Oct. 7
Interior Health says access to Ponderosa Lodge from Fourth Avenue will be temporarily closed for a week starting this Wednesday, Oct. 7 until Oct. 14. It is to allow for the ongoing construction at th...
Oct 05, 2020
Telus internet, cell phone service installed by Trans Mountain at work camps in southern Interior
Trans Mountain says it increased cell phone service and put in wifi at four of its five work camps in the Kamloops area. Those camps are in Valemount, Clearwater, Merritt and at the Ohamil reserve nea...
Oct 02, 2020
Canada West to make decision on resuming winter-term sports next month
Canada West will delay making a decision on whether or not it will resume athletics in January during the winter term at universities in Western Canada. It says the decision will now be made no later ...
Oct 02, 2020
Suspect in custody after shots fired at Kamloops North Shore house
Kamloops RCMP have a suspect in custody after reports of gunshots fired in the area of Willow Street on the North Shore yesterday evening. In a statement, Staff Sgt. Sascha Fesenko says police respond...
Oct 02, 2020
New $5-million-dollar expansion to school in Lytton nearing completion
Elementary school students in Lytton will be moving across town by Christmas break. That's because a $5-million-dollar expansion to Kumsheen Secondary School is almost done, and it will be able to acc...
Oct 01, 2020
Mask-wearing in common areas a challenge to enforce so far in Kamloops schools
The Kamloops-Thompson Teachers Association says government safety plans for schools are not always being followed on the ground. President Laurel MacPherson says one of the biggest challenges is enfor...
Oct 01, 2020
RCMP reverses 'discriminatory' mask policy for bearded officers
The RCMP has reversed its mask-wearing policy after it was accused of discrimination when bearded Mounties - including Sikh and Muslim officers - were reassigned to desk duty. The policy - implemented...
Oct 01, 2020
BC Wildfire Service to burn wood debris in Merritt area
The B.C. Wildfire Service plans to burn 520 piles of wood debris over the next few months in the Merritt area starting this Monday, Oct. 5. It says there will be pile burning expected to happen period...
Oct 01, 2020
RCMP reminding people to be ready for winter driving conditions in B.C.
The RCMP are reminding people to be ready for the changing driving conditions as the winter months near. Among other things, Traffic Services Superintendent Holly Turton is reminding drivers to ensure...
Oct 01, 2020
