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UPDATE: Man reportedly killed by pitbull in Brock home; dog put down
UPDATED: A pitbull has reportedly killed a man at a home in Brock, police have been told. Kamloops RCMP say that information came from people who were inside the home when the person died, saying that...
Jun 29, 2020
Officials hope the North and South Thompson rivers start to recede sometime this week
Kamloops city staff are hopeful that the Thompson rivers are finally hitting their peaks for the season. Utility services supervisor Joe Luison says if rain can hold off this week then we could start ...
Jun 29, 2020
Future of CEO position at BCLC remains in flux
It's still unclear if Jim Lightbody will eventually be back in the top job at the BC Lottery Corporation in Kamloops. Interim CEO Greg Moore says that Lightbody has been giving updates to staff at BCL...
Jun 29, 2020
Kamloops staff trying to find suitable land for a new high school in Aberdeen
Kamloops staff are in the process of looking for property to build a high school in Aberdeen. Director of development services Marvin Kwiatkowski spoke about that subject to city council, while explai...
Jun 26, 2020
Kamloops councillor hopes Ajax Mine proposal is quashed if new Aberdeen housing goes ahead
A Kamloops councillor says more development in Aberdeen would make the proposal for Ajax Mine more challenging if it were to ever resurface. Denis Walsh was asked if plans for Edinburgh Heights essent...
Jun 26, 2020
Much quieter spring than normal for wildfires in B.C.
A very wet spring in B.C. has contributed to the slowest start to the wildfire season in recent memory. There have been 176 fires this year, which have burned 651 hectares, well below the 10-year aver...
Jun 26, 2020
Only 87 Indigenous people in B.C. have gotten COVID-19 since pandemic began
The First Nations Health Authority says difficult and painful sacrifices have paid off, when it comes to limiting the spread of COVID-19. Doctor Shannon McDonald says 87 Indigenous people in B.C. have...
Jun 26, 2020
Exclusive: Study in 2018 gave options to prevent flooding at Stump Lake
While the Thompson Nicola Regional District is about to study the impact downstream if water is drained from Stump Lake, a study was done two years ago showing ways to drain water to immediately preve...
Jun 25, 2020
Twenty new COVID-19 cases in B.C., including public school teacher, and two new deaths
B.C.'s Provincial Health Officer has announced 20 new COVID-19 cases - 19 new test positive cases and one epi-linked case - bringing the total in this province to 2,869. Dr. Bonnie Henry says included...
Jun 25, 2020
Interest growing for expanding patios in downtown Kamloops
At least seven businesses in downtown Kamloops have now applied to extend their patios. City councillor and owner of The Vic Coffee Shop Denis Walsh was the first to apply, after council approved the ...
Jun 25, 2020
