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Kamloops MP Cathy McLeod says Andrew Scheer's future to be decided at Party Convention in April
The Conservative MP for Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo says the party's convention in April is the best place to decide the future of leader Andrew Scheer. Speaking after caucus meetings in Ottawa, Cathy M...
Nov 07, 2019
RCMP looking for suspects after several incidents of counterfeit money across the region
RCMP are looking for suspects that they say are responsible for a string of cross jurisdictional crimes committed in the North Okanagan, Thompson-Nicola, Nicola Valley, and the Central Okanagan. On We...
Nov 07, 2019
Clearwater mayor optimistic a decision will come soon on proposed Canfor cutting rights transfer
The mayor of Clearwater says stakeholders involved in a proposed forest tenure transfer in his region are waiting on the province to make a decision. Merlin Blackwell says he thinks a decision will co...
Nov 07, 2019
New downtown daycare society says they will be a good neighbour to local residents
The Vice President for the Children's Circle Daycare Society (CCDS) says they will do what they can to be a good neighbour in the Sagebrush neighbourhood. Evan Goulet was speaking on NL Newsday, after...
Nov 07, 2019 An artist's rendering of the new Children’s Circle Daycare in the Sagebrush neighbourhood of Kamloops. (Photo via Children’s Circle Daycare Society)
No concerns about lead in the Kamloops water distribution system
The City's Utility Services Manager says there are no concerns about lead in the Kamloops water distribution system. Greg Wightman was speaking in the wake of a year long investigation that showed hig...
Nov 07, 2019
Final paving work in Victoria Street West construction zone to happen November 13
It's the last week of lengthy traffic backups on West Victoria Street. Drivers and transit users in Kamloops are being warned of delays through the construction zone next week, beginning on Nov. 13, a...
Nov 07, 2019
Retired Armed Forces chaplain explains what Remembrance Day means to him
Next Monday is Remembrance Day, and like every year, a service will be held at the war memorial in Riverside Park but as a retired army chaplain says, it's more than a memorial. Afghanistan veteran Re...
Nov 07, 2019
Canada Games Pool to be closed to the public for two weeks in December
The Canada Games pool will be closed to the public for two weeks in December for a couple of reasons. The pool will host over 500 competitive swimmers for the annual MJB Law Classic Swim Meet from Dec...
Nov 07, 2019
City staff expect to spend at least $3M to move underground utilities on proposed performing arts centre site
The city's finance director says utilities under the parking lot downtown where a performing arts centre is proposed will need to be moved. Kathy Humphrey says the work to move water, sewer, and Hydro...
Nov 07, 2019
Progress Being Made in Areas Like Numeracy and Literacy, But SD73 says More Work Needs to be Done
The Kamloops Thompson School Board has unveiled its guiding document for all of the work that they do with regards to students. Chair Kathleen Karpuk says the District Learning Plan takes the lead fro...
Nov 07, 2019
