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Update - Kamloops RCMP say missing girl has been found
Kamloops RCMP a 14-year-old girl, who'd been missing since last Friday has been found safe.
Dec 24, 2019
BC Trucking Association Pleased with Response to Last Week's Snowstorm
The President of the BC Trucking Association was impressed with the swift cleanup of the highways during last weeks record snow storm. Dave Earle says there weren't any big long term or serious proble...
Dec 24, 2019
Turn Down the Heat to Lower Your Electric Bill this Holiday Season
Tomorrow is Christmas and many are set to be welcoming guests into their home and BC Hydro has some tips to help you prevent major spikes in electricity use. Spokesperson Susie Rieder says there tends...
Dec 24, 2019
Missing Sicamous man last seen in Vernon
The Vernon-North Okanagan RCMP are asking for help in finding a missing 33-year-old Sicamous man. Shane William Clough was last seen in Vernon on Saturday, and police say they are concerned for Shane'...
Dec 24, 2019
Bryan Pilbeam named BC Hotel Association board chair
The General Manager of the Delta Hotel by Marriott in downtown Kamloops is the new board chair of the BC Hotel Association. Bryan Pilbeam is a 25-year veteran of the hotel industry, and he was named t...
Dec 24, 2019
New road contractor for Coquihalla getting positive reviews from Merritt mayor
The mayor of Merritt says her council is pleased with communication from the company newly in charge of maintaining the Coquihalla. Linda Brown says Yellowhead Road and Bridge has semi-annual meetings...
Dec 24, 2019
Ashcroft to potentially install lights and gates at CN Rail crossing
The mayor of Ashcroft says the village is looking at potentially installing lights and gates at the unguarded CN Rail crossing in north Ashcroft. Barbara Roden says collisions with trains are not comm...
Dec 23, 2019
Decision on Canfor's proposed North Thompson tenure sale to Interfor could come early in 2020
B.C.'s Forests Minister says a decision on the proposed $60-million sale of timber cutting rights from Canfor to Interfor could come early in the New Year. Under Bill 22, Doug Donaldson has the abilit...
Dec 23, 2019
Salvation Army's Kettle Campaign still short of goal
The Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle Campaign is giving one last push to reach it's goal and they can use a little help. We've all seen the familiar kettles set up each year in various locations and ...
Dec 23, 2019
Province to fund programs for Kamloops-area communities hit hard by mill closures and curtailments
Two days before Christmas, the B.C. government has announced it's committing grant funding for nearly a dozen Interior communities directly affected by forestry job losses this year. The Forests Minis...
Dec 23, 2019
