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Still No Timeline for First Fully Electric Bus in Kamloops
Still no timeline for when Kamloops will get its first fully electric bus as BC Transit aims for a fully electric fleet by 2040. President and CEO of BC Transit Erinn Pinkerton says when it comes to s...
Nov 05, 2019
Updated: TRU students identified as victims in fatal downtown Kamloops crash
UPDATE: The two people killed in Sunday morning's fatal car crash in downtown Kamloops have been identified through social media. Feyisola Adebowale, who also goes by David, and Daniel Okocha both die...
Nov 04, 2019
Pembina Institute hoping BC government sets sector by sector targets for emission reductions soon
While BC's Climate Change Accountability Amendment Act has received high marks from environmental groups - one key aspect remains unknown. The legislation calls for sector by sector targets - but righ...
Nov 04, 2019
Old Navy and Fresh Street Market to move into Aberdeen Mall
A pair of new stores are expected to open up in the old Sears location at Aberdeen Mall. Building and Engineering Development Manager Jason Dixon says the city is working on the permits, that were bot...
Nov 04, 2019
Kamloops city council to discuss fate of proposed Performing Arts Centre proposal at council on Tuesday
Kamloops City Councillors will be asked to support the development of the new Performing Arts Centre at their meeting tomorrow, November 5. Corporate Services Director Kathy Humphrey says councillors ...
Nov 04, 2019
IIO recommending charges against three Kamloops RCMP officers after December 2018 crash
The Independent Investigations Office (IIO BC) is recommending charges against three Kamloops RCMP officers. It's after an investigation into a police chase involving an unmarked police cruiser and a ...
Nov 04, 2019
Local United Steelworkers president concerned with potential details of forest relief program
The union representing Kamloops-area mill workers says people who have lost their jobs at mills may not be better served by assistance from the forest relief program. President of the United Steelwork...
Nov 04, 2019
Poppy Campaign going well according to campaign chair
Remembrance Day is a week out and a Canadian institution that goes along with it is in full swing, the Poppy Campaign. For decades, Canadians have worn the poppy as a way to say thank you to veterans ...
Nov 04, 2019
Pair of big building permits push Kamloops' construction value closer to third straight record year
A pair of building permits worth $17.5 million last month, pushed the construction value in the City of Kamloops closer to another record year. Building and Engineering Development Manager Jason Dixon...
Nov 04, 2019
May steps down as federal Green Party leader; not considering a potential move to BC Greens
Elizabeth May has announced she is no longer the leader of the federal Green Party. May told a news conference today that she's stepping down as leader, effective immediately. Deputy leader Jo-Ann Rob...
Nov 04, 2019
