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Woman wants to thank stranger who paid her senior parents' $130-dollar bill at Kamloops grocery store yesterday
A woman in Chetwynd can't believe the act of kindness someone did for her parents yesterday in a Kamloops grocery store. Susan Dixie says her parents are in their 70s and at high risk of COVID-19. She...
Apr 29, 2020
Kamloops mayor mobilizes economic task force to respond to COVID-19
The mayor of Kamloops has put an economic recovery task force in motion. Ken Christian has picked a 15-person committee which includes local businesses, business leaders and politicians. Council membe...
Apr 28, 2020
Kamloops council approves relief for late property tax payments and interest on utility balances
Kamloops council has voted to spread out the penalty for property taxes that aren't paid on time. Property owners will be levied a five-per-cent fee if they haven't paid their property taxes as of Jul...
Apr 28, 2020
Education Minister says B.C. not ready to bring students back to school
B.C.'s Education Minister is making it clear that the province is not ready to get students physically back in class anytime soon. Rob Fleming says the science around COVID-19 will determine how the M...
Apr 28, 2020
SD73 Unveils $188 Million Budget for 2020-2021
The Kamloops-Thompson School Board has unveiled its budget for the upcoming school year and it comes with a total that is just over $188 million. Speaking on The Jeff Andreas Show, SD73 Board Chair Ka...
Apr 28, 2020
Crash between semi-truck and SUV backs up traffic in Sahali
(Photo: Nathan Ritchie) Emergency crews are on the scene of a crash between a semi-truck and an SUV in Sahali. The crash was called in just before 11 a.m. at the intersection of Notre Dame Drive and S...
Apr 28, 2020
Flood risk downgraded for Bonaparte River; evacuation orders, alerts in Cache Creek remain in place
The BC River Forecast Centre has downgraded the "flood warning" to a "flood watch" in the Cariboo and Thompson Plateau, but the flood risk still remains. Cache Creek councillor and Emergency Operation...
Apr 28, 2020
Staff hoping a newly-approved ride sharing company will come to Kamloops
City staff are hopeful that a second ride-sharing company approved in the Interior has plans to come to Kamloops. Business license inspector Dave Jones was asked if he knows the plans for the Victoria...
Apr 28, 2020
Mayor expects appetite for a Kamloops Centre for the Arts has dipped, for now, because of COVID-19
The mayor says he thinks the majority of people may now say "not now" to a $70-million-dollar Kamloops Centre for the Arts. Ken Christian was asked about his stance on the project amid the economic un...
Apr 27, 2020
Equipment installed to monitor water levels automatically at Campbell Creek
Kamloops has taken extra steps to prepare for possible flooding at one of the most flood-prone areas of the city. Campbell Creek has flooded in two of the past three years, and utility services manage...
Apr 27, 2020
