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A Bitcoin scam threatening with porn viewing proof has hit Kamloops, prompting a warning from police
Kamloops Mounties warning residents of a new blackmail scam, whereby victims are accused of viewing porn on their computers and mobile devices. Corporal Jodi Shelkie says, they've received a number of...
Jul 24, 2018
BCGEU says Gateway Casinos and the union aren't even close to reaching a strike ending agreement
The B.C Government Employees Union and Gateway Casinos remain far apart in efforts to reach an agreement to end a nearly month long strike. Speaking on the Jim Harrison Show, GEU Executive Vice Presid...
Jul 24, 2018
It could be a record breaking year for tourism visits at Wells Gray Provincial Park
Tourists are flocking to Wells Gray Provincial Park in droves according to a Clearwater Councillor, who also works as a park operator. "We are seeing numbers that we probably have never seen before." ...
Jul 24, 2018
Kamloops North Thompson MLA sends letter to Public Safety Minister in midst of pipeline protest near Blue River
Kamloops North Thompson MLA Peter Milobar has fired off a letter to the B.C's Public Safety Minister. The object of the correspondence to Mike Farnworth, ensure any further demonstrations up the North...
Jul 24, 2018
Kamloops road construction season in full swing, with two major North Shore projects getting underway
Two more projects are slated to get started in this summer's round of Kamloops road construction. City of Kamloops Capital Projects Manager, Darren Crundwell says the half a million dollar reconstruct...
Jul 24, 2018
Number of black bears destroyed by the Conservation Service in B.C drops again
WildSafeBC is calling it a positive trend. According to figures from the B.C government in June, the Conservation Service had to put down 73 black bears, compared to 103 in the same month of 2017. Coo...
Jul 24, 2018
Possible cause identified behind a vehicle collision that shutdown the Coquihalla Highway last night
A lack of sleep is believed to be the cause of a crash on the Coquihalla highway, involving a family heading home to Alberta. Merritt RCMP Constable Mike Halskov says, a driver fell asleep before his ...
Jul 23, 2018
Kamloops MP Cathy McLeod says illegal weapons trade needs to be dealt with, following latest fatal Toronto shooting
Escalating gun violence is a big problem in Canada's urban centres, but the MP for Kamloops Thompson Cariboo says, it must be addressed on an ongoing basis. Two people were killed and 12 others injure...
Jul 23, 2018
B.C's Chief Fire Information Officer says the weather forecast is concerning, with a handful of new fires popping up
While the wildfire situation has improved since late last week, B.C's Chief Fire Information Officer says the weather forecast is worrying. Kevin Skrepnek says, there are 100 wildfires burning across ...
Jul 23, 2018
First Nations expressing interest in buying into Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
About 30 First Nations want to buy a majority interest in the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. The Chief of the Whispering Pines Indian Band says, First Nations from British Columbia and Alberta hav...
Jul 23, 2018
