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Police still looking for suspect in human-caused fire in Kamloops motel room
Police in Kamloops now have evidence to say a motel fire last week at a Travelodge was human-caused. Cpl. Jodi Shelkie says police still don't know if the fire was set accidentally or on purpose. She ...
Feb 07, 2020
Taxes could be partly to blame for recent restaurant closures: Chamber of Commerce
Swiss Chalet and Harvey's are the latest chain restaurants pull up stakes in the Tournament Capital and some business people think taxes might be to blame. While on the NL Morning News, Kamloops Chamb...
Feb 07, 2020
First ride hailing company approved to operate in Kamloops area; start date unclear
The Passenger Transportation Board (PTB) has approved Richmond-based Kabu Ride to operate in the Tournament Capital. In their ruling, the PTB says Kabu plans to be on the road immediately in the Lower...
Feb 07, 2020
MLA expecting the same old thing from the new Energy Minister
Bruce Ralston is in town today as part of his new portfolio as Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources and a local MLA would like to hear a big announcement but he's not holding his breath. ...
Feb 07, 2020
BC Wildlife Park has Wish List of Items to Fund Raise For
After a successful campaign to buy a $45,000 x-ray machine, the BC Wildlife Park will now turn its attention to other fundraising initiatives. Animal Care Supervisor Tracy Reynolds says it has a numbe...
Feb 07, 2020
Snowfall amounts in Kamloops yesterday nearly reach total for all of January
If you're thinking that February has been snowier than you'd expect in Kamloops, you are correct. Environment Canada shows the 13.8 cm of snow that fell in at the airport on Wednesday is comparable to...
Feb 07, 2020 A snowy sidewalk in downtown Kamloops on Jan. 13, 2020. (Photo via Colton Davies)
Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project cost jumps 70%, to $12.6 billion
A huge cost increase to Trans Mountain's pipeline expansion project has been announced by the Crown corporation. In a conference call with media this morning, Trans Mountain president Ian Anderson say...
Feb 07, 2020
Truck driver seriously injured after being run over by his own truck near Quesnel
A truck driver was seriously injured in Quesnel when his own transport truck ran him over on Wednesday afternoon. Police say the driver was trying to get his disabled truck off Highway 97 when the inc...
Feb 07, 2020
Merritt child killed Schoenborn has latest BC Review Board hearing delayed; first since death of children's mother
The spokesperson for the victim family of three Merritt children killed by Allan Schoenborn says there are some legal concerns, now that the mother of the children has died. Dave Teixeira was talking ...
Feb 06, 2020
Tk'emlúps chief explains why band dropped out of Trans Mountain pipeline challenge months ago
The chief of Tk'emlups to Secwepemc says Jacko Lake was the largest area of concern with the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, but says the Crown corporation will have to address any environm...
Feb 06, 2020
