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Updated: Kamloops RCMP identify alleged truck driver, release details of Sunday's fatal downtown crash
Kamloops RCMP say the truck involved in a fatal collision at 1st Avenue and Battle Street was speeding and failed to stop at a stop sign, when it hit a car on 1st Avenue and killed two people. Cpl. Jo...
Nov 07, 2019
Enbridge planning $1 billion worth of natural gas pipeline upgrades in B.C.
Enbridge is planning about $1 billion in upgrades to its natural gas pipeline through B.C. Mark Amundrud says the company plans to upgrade compressor plants and sections of the pipe through urban area...
Nov 06, 2019
Government working with USW 1-417 to address concerns about forestry relief program: MLA Ravi Kahlon
B.C.'s Parliamentary Secretary for Forestry says more details about the government's forest relief program will be coming soon. While on the NL Morning News, Ravi Kahlon was asked about concerns raise...
Nov 06, 2019
Interior Indigenous leaders withdraw in court case against Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Indigenous groups in the Kamloops area have withdrawn from a Federal Court of Appeal case over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. According to court documents obtained by NL News, the Upper Nicola...
Nov 06, 2019
Cache Creek Councillor says its unclear who will operate the historic Hat Creek Ranch next season
A Cache Creek councillor says the Historic Hat Creek Ranch just outside of town needs to stays open. Wendy Coomber says the village has been assured by the province that the tourist site will not shut...
Nov 06, 2019
New daycare approved for Sagebrush neighbourhood in Kamloops
A new daycare will be built in the Sagebrush neighbourhood of Kamloops. After a public hearing last night, city council approved the rezoning of the property near 9th Avenue and McMurdo Drive, which w...
Nov 06, 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)
Kamloops Mayor says Referendum Provides a Chance to Engage with PAC Project
Kamloops City Council is looking to the spring of next year when the city will hold a referendum on a new Performing Arts Centre. With debt coming off the books soon, the project provides an opportuni...
Nov 06, 2019
Kamloops-Thompson School Board Happy with Class Sizes
The Kamloops-Thompson School Board Chair says it's generally happy with the size of classes. The average class size was presented to the board at this week's meeting. The numbers are as follows: Kinde...
Nov 06, 2019
BCTA President urging truckers to take one-day heavy-duty vehicle efficiency course
The BC Trucking Association is launching the CleanBC Heavy-duty Vehicle Efficiency Course, with a session planned in Kamloops on December 10. BCTA President Dave Earle says it's a prerequisite for tru...
Nov 06, 2019
Updated: Anglemont neighbour recalls frequent 'screaming matches' from home where two bodies were discovered
Update Nov 6: A neighbour of a home in the North Shuswap where two suspicious deaths happened last night says almost nightly there were screaming matches at the home. The neighbour says a couple lived...
Nov 05, 2019
