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Ashcroft planning two projects to improve water service with leftover grant money
The Village of Ashcroft will be doing two water infrastructure projects with grant money left over from a water treatment plant project that came in under budget. Mayor Barbara Roden says one of those...
Dec 03, 2019
Fundraiser underway for 100 Mile House man killed in truck crash near Clinton
A fundraiser for a 100 Mile House man who was killed in a fatal motor vehicle incident on Highway 97 near Clinton last week is trying to raise money for his family. Jeff Peach was killed when his tran...
Dec 03, 2019
Update: Two people arrested after police incident, alleged shots fired at RCMP between Falkland and Westwold
Update - Two people are in custody after a police incident between Falkland and Westwold this morning. It's after police say they were notified on a suspicious vehicle in the Falkland area just before...
Dec 03, 2019
Wheels appear to be rolling for skate park plan in Sun Peaks
The CAO in Sun Peaks says a local group is making progress on plans to build a skate park in the village. Rob Bremner says the non-profit Sun Peaks Skate Park Foundation recently spoke to staff, mayor...
Dec 03, 2019
Winter storm warning issued for Trans-Canada; snowfall warning for Yellowhead Highway
A warning for drivers travelling from Kamloops towards Alberta tonight. Environment Canada has just issued a winter storm warning on the Trans Canada Highway from Eagle Pass to Rogers Pass, and a less...
Dec 02, 2019
Trial set for three Kamloops men after armed robbery and kidnapping incident
Three men charged in an armed robbery and kidnapping in downtown Kamloops earlier this year will stand trial next fall. A four-week trial by judge for Justin Daniels, Michael Mathieson and Robert Renn...
Dec 02, 2019 The Kamloops Law Courts
Kamloops-area chief making pipeline pitch to new federal cabinet in Ottawa
A representative of the Western Indigenous Pipeline Group will be meeting with the newly-formed cabinet in Ottawa this week. Whispering Pines-Clinton Indian Band chief Mike Lebourdais says he has aske...
Dec 02, 2019
Privacy Professionals say We Should be Worried About Use of Facial Recognition Technology
As facial recognition technology becomes more common, the President of the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association says we should be very concerned about it. The Vancouver Airport is the fir...
Dec 02, 2019 EFF Photos / CC
Most Canadians Are Conscious About Where Money Goes on Days like Black Friday and Cyber Monday
It's Cyber Monday and the Retail Council of Canada says the majority of people are thinking about where their money goes. Senior Retail Adviser Michael LeBlanc says the general population is well awar...
Dec 02, 2019 Tatsuo Yamashita / CC
Don't expect ride-hailing on BC roads by this month says Kamloops MLA Peter Milobar
While the Premier says it won't be a failure if ride-hailing isn't in the province by Christmas, the MLA for Kamloops-North Thompson disagrees. Peter Milobar, who sat on an all-party ride hailing comm...
Dec 02, 2019
