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Downtown Kamloops rainbow crosswalk idea met with enthusiasm at city council
Kamloops city staff will be planning where to install a rainbow crosswalk in the downtown core. Council voted has unanimously to ask staff to do so, after a request came forward from Kamloops Pride. P...
Jun 25, 2019
Officials expect to hand out more than a dozen fines this year from wildfires in 2016
The deputy director of BC Wildfire Service says more than a dozen fines for previous wildfires will likely be handed out this year. Les Husband says fines issued this year would be for fires from 2016...
Jun 25, 2019
Kamloops staff working on region-wide business license for contractors
The City of Kamloops is exploring inter-communal business licenses with neighbouring communities. Business license inspector Dave Jones says the city wants to make business licenses less of a burden f...
Jun 25, 2019
We haven't seen the last of Old Pinantan Elementary
The Kamloops School District has asked for 140-thousand in funding to deal with the long abandoned old Pinantan Elementary but while it will be torn down it won't be the last we see of it. Board Chair...
Jun 25, 2019
Rock slide into the Fraser
There has apparently been a rock slide into the Fraser River. Rancher Tom Hancock says it happened this morning near Big Bar Ferry. "Well a big rock slide north of the ferry and just south of French B...
Jun 25, 2019
City of Kamloops staff costs hit $73 million in 2018
The City of Kamloops payroll went up two-and-a-half per cent in 2018. The annual Statement of Financial Information shows the city paid out just over $73 million last year, compared to $71.3 million t...
Jun 25, 2019
FortisBC pushing for more public awareness after two natural gas lines hit in Kamloops
FortisBC is reminding people to be aware before doing any digging after two gas lines were damaged in Kamloops yesterday. Spokesperson Diane Sorace says the incidents this month in Kamloops are a bit ...
Jun 25, 2019
Environment Canada caught off guard by mid-day Coquihalla hailstorm
Environment Canada says officials were surprised by a freak hailstorm that caused calamity on the Coquihalla yesterday. Meteorologist Bobby Sehkon says temperatures are well above zero so forecasters ...
Jun 25, 2019
New Coquihalla maintenance provider already gearing up for winter
It may be nearly summer but a new maintenance contractor for most of the Coquihalla is already looking ahead to winter. Yellowhead Road and Bridge will be taking over on Canada Day for maintenance on ...
Jun 24, 2019
BC deploying more personnel to fight fires in northern Alberta
The BC Wildfire Service is deploying 210 personnel to northern Alberta to help fight fires. Information officer Kyla Fraser says B.C. has now provided more than 800 total fire personnel to northern Al...
Jun 24, 2019
