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Kamloops not seeing any major rail disruptions because of widespread blockades in other places
The city manager says there aren't any major issues at rail yards in Kamloops from blockades that protesters have set up in other places. David Trawin says the city has heard from both CN and CP in th...
Feb 13, 2020
B.C. Premier says extent of protests yesterday 'unacceptable'
The Premier says yesterday's events at the BC Legislature were troubling and unprecedented. John Horgan says peaceful dissent to government policy is important, but says that dissent can't get in the ...
Feb 12, 2020
BC Liberals leader says protests at BC Legislature and elsewhere went too far yesterday
The leader of the BC Liberals says the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs can't pick and choose what laws they want to follow and what laws they don't. Andrew Wilkinson was speaking on the NL Morning News...
Feb 12, 2020
Peterson Creek multi-use path extension to Sahali to be built by next year
A new extension in Upper Sahali to connect to the Xget'tem Trail will be built this summer. The $2-million-dollar project will see a new three-metre-wide path built on Summit Drive from Whiteshield Cr...
Feb 11, 2020
New citizen survey identifies top issues and top qualities in Kamloops
A new citizen satisfaction survey in Kamloops says 80 per cent of taxpayers feel they get good value for their tax dollars. Gary Milkaovic with Forum Research, which did the survey, says that's better...
Feb 11, 2020
Merritt CAO says improvements likely coming to local airport, in wake of serious crash on runway
The CAO in Merritt says a crash at the local airport spurs the need for improvements to the city-owned facility. Scott Hildebrand says the city is in the middle of planning to upgrade the Merritt Airp...
Feb 11, 2020
Update: Pickup truck crashes through front of home in Aberdeen
Updated: Kamloops RCMP confirm that no one has been hurt after a truck crashed through the front window of a house in Aberdeen. Cpl. Jodi Shelkie says neither impairment nor distracted driving were fa...
Feb 10, 2020
New-and-improved eco depot near Cache Creek expected to open this year
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District says a new eco-depot between Ashcroft and Cache Creek will be open later this year. Environmental Services Manager Jamie Vieira says the site is at Campbell Hill ...
Feb 10, 2020
Latest snowpack data leads to increased risk of spring flooding in southern B.C.
The latest data on snowpack levels has officials in B.C. thinking about the risk of spring flooding in southern B.C. Head of the River Forecast Centre Dave Campbell says the province-wide snowpack was...
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Province providing cash to upgrade Dunn Lake Rd through Simpcw First Nation, north of Kamloops
The main road through the Simpcw First Nation in the North Thompson is in line for some major upgrades. The band and the Ministry of Transportation have signed a memorandum of understanding that Dunn ...
Feb 10, 2020
