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Nearly two-dozen neglected huskies surrendered by owner east of Kamloops
A dog owner on a property east of Kamloops has surrendered 19 huskies that were allegedly neglected and living in the cold outdoors. The dogs surrendered included 17 husky puppies that were eight-to-1...
Dec 27, 2019
Grant being used to fireproof ranch land near Merritt, Summerland and Cranbrook
A half-million dollar grant given to the BC Cattlemen's Association this spring is being used to fire-proof land in three areas of the province. Kevin Boon says the association is doing work near Merr...
Dec 27, 2019
Number of tourists on Rocky Mountaineer in 2019 similar to last year's total
There were 87,000 people who came through Kamloops on the Rocky Mountaineer, in 2019 according to the company. Speaking on the NL Morning News, director of rail operations Dwayne Dergousoff says that ...
Dec 27, 2019
Officials in Kamloops still reviewing if dome over Hillside Stadium is feasible
Kamloops city staff and Thompson Rivers University are continuing to review the best approach for putting a dome over Hillside Stadium. Director of community services Byron McCorkell says the conversa...
Dec 27, 2019
Riversong Guitars loses valuable data after break-in at downtown Kamloops store
The owner of Riversong Guitars in downtown Kamloops is in a pinch after someone broke in and stole a company laptop with crucial data, early this morning. Mike Miltimore says the company will be at on...
Dec 27, 2019
Province, Interior Health put out call for contractors for major hospital expansion project in Williams Lake
Officials will be pre-screening contractors before a major expansion starts on the Cariboo Memorial Hospital in Williams Lake. The province and Interior Health today have put out a request for qualifi...
Dec 27, 2019
Some Sun Peaks property owners likely to again see a spike in assessed values
The mayor of Sun Peaks says he expects property values in the village to jump again for 2020, albeit not as much as this year. Al Raine says he suspects assessed property values were flat for several ...
Dec 27, 2019
New road contractor for Coquihalla getting positive reviews from Merritt mayor
The mayor of Merritt says her council is pleased with communication from the company newly in charge of maintaining the Coquihalla. Linda Brown says Yellowhead Road and Bridge has semi-annual meetings...
Dec 24, 2019
Province to fund programs for Kamloops-area communities hit hard by mill closures and curtailments
Two days before Christmas, the B.C. government has announced it's committing grant funding for nearly a dozen Interior communities directly affected by forestry job losses this year. The Forests Minis...
Dec 23, 2019
Recent storm sets all time snowfall records at Coquihalla Summit, Allison Pass
Forecasters now say a wicked storm produced all-time records for snowfall for southern interior mountain passes. Environment Canada meteorologist Matt MacDonald says the storm that started Thursday ni...
Dec 23, 2019
