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Kamloops councillor says city could have done a better job as it tries to take over operations at St. Andrews on the Square
A Kamloops City Councillor says the city could have done a better job as it tries to take over operations at St. Andrews on the Square from the Kamloops Heritage Society Speaking on the NL Morning New...
Oct 17, 2019 Official councillor photo of Dennis Walsh/via City of Kamloops
City expects to save money after $310K project to install energy-efficient lighting at TCC
The City of Kamloops has just finished replacing the lighting in its largest recreation facility. Civic facilities manager Jeff Putnam says the project at the Tournament Capital Centre took about thre...
Oct 17, 2019
Kamloops correctional officers rally outside KRCC to protest workplace violence
A recently retired jail guard says there needs to be changes made before a guard is killed after being assaulted by an inmate. Bill Neal says he was off work for a year and a half after he was assault...
Oct 17, 2019
BC Cattlemen's Association asking for high-speed internet for ranchers in rural B.C.
The BC Cattlemen's Association says rural ranchers are getting left behind as the province moves more and more of its requirements online. Kevin Boon says people in society are now accustomed to havin...
Oct 17, 2019
Liberal candidate thinks fighting climate change should be done gradually
The federal election is now only days away and the environment has been front and centre for candidates and citizens alike. Liberal candidate for Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo, Terry Lake, was on the NL M...
Oct 17, 2019
BC Opposition says Improvements Can Be Made to Cannabis Portfolio as Today Marks One Year of Legalization
It's been one year to the day that cannabis has been legal in Canada and the opposition in BC has some issues with how the file has been handled over that time. Public Safety and Solicitor General Cri...
Oct 17, 2019
With construction at RIH, Interior Health announces extended hours at Tudor Village Laboratory
With construction underway on the Patient Care Tower at Royal Inland Hospital, there will be extended hours at the Tudor Village Laboratory in Sahali, starting on Monday, October 21. Interior Health s...
Oct 17, 2019
No injuries after late night house fire in Chase
There were no injuries after a house fire on Beach Crescent in Chase last night. Fire Chief Brian Lauzon says crews were called to the house just after 10 p.m. last night to find the upper floor fully...
Oct 17, 2019
Hundreds of Unfilled Teacher Positions as BCTF Members Remain Without a Contract
The President of the BC Teachers Federation says school is continuing with hundreds of unfilled positions. Terri Mooring says it's had a teacher shortage for a while and it is complicated by the fact ...
Oct 17, 2019
New LED lights installed in three showsheds on Highway 1 east of Revelstoke
There is new lighting in and around three snowsheds along Highway 1, east of Revelstoke. The province says the project replaced the halogen lights with energy efficient LED lights inside the Jack McDo...
Oct 17, 2019
