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MLA Stone convinced a highway expansion project through Chase will come in over budget
The Kamloops-South MLA and a former Transportation Minister says he's "absolutely convinced" a highway project through his riding will not be delivered on budget. Todd Stone says a three-phase project...
May 30, 2019
Kamloops city staff not worried about short-term rental issues as they try to take down red tape for legal suites
As they try to open up more rentals in Kamloops, city staff say there isn't a problem with short-term rentals like in other B.C. cities. Community planner Carmin Mizzotta says there is only about 150 ...
May 30, 2019
MP McLeod wants reassurance Chinese state-owned care home in Kamloops is not breaching privacy
The Kamloops Conservative MP says she's concerned tensions between China and Canada could impact a Chinese-owned seniors home in the Tournament Capital. Cathy McLeod says the Kamloops Seniors Village ...
May 30, 2019
Kamloops mayor says street performing policy would've added vibrancy to busy corridors
A policy proposed to charge a fee for buskers in Kamloops has been shot down at city council. Councillors voted 5-4 to defeat a motion that asked for staff to create a draft policy to regulate street ...
May 29, 2019
Proposed changes for regulating Kamloops rental suites to go to public hearing
Kamloops is a step closer to streamlining the process for people to have rental suites in their homes and on their property. City council has advanced a proposed zoning change on secondary suites to a...
May 29, 2019
Prices at the pump in Kamloops, southern Interior expected to jump in next 24 hours
Gas prices around B.C.'s southern Interior are expected to jump upwards of 10 cents per litre by tomorrow. Gasbuddy.com senior analyst Dan McTeague says the wholesale price of gas at the Chicago Spot ...
May 29, 2019 Detail of a hand holding a fuel pump at a station
First Nations looking to buy part of Trans-Mountain pipeline hoping for federal commitment soon
A First Nations consortium is hoping to get a response from the feds next month in regards to their proposal to buy a stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline. Speaking on NL Newsday, Whispering Pines Fir...
May 29, 2019
More push from Kamloops for BC to scrap daylight savings
The Kamloops Chamber has spearheaded another push for the province to end the time change. At its annual general meeting, the BC Chamber of Commerce passed a policy to ask for collaboration from the B...
May 28, 2019
Falkland gas station to be out of service for most of June
Drivers travelling through Falkland won't be able to fill up at the town's only gas station next month. The gas bar at the Petro Canada along Highway 97 will be closed for nearly four weeks, from next...
May 28, 2019
More than 130 Kamloops youth say they were homeless last year
Youth homelessness appears to not be getting any worse but not much better in Kamloops. According to a count done by A Way Home Kamloops, there 136 youth who were homeless at some point last year - co...
May 28, 2019
