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Kamloops man to be sentenced on Friday for Dallas RV Park killing
A Kamloops man convicted for killing his friend in a Dallas RV Park two year ago will be sentenced on Friday. A jury found Stephen Fraser guilty of second degree murder in December for the killing of ...
May 13, 2019
B.C.'s Attorney General says drivers will soon be able to understand what looming ICBC changes will cost them
B.C.'s Attorney General says drivers will soon be able to calculate what their insurance costs will be with major changes set to debut this September. Speaking on Radio NL's Inside #bcpoli Dave Eby sa...
May 13, 2019
Kamloops-area rivers getting close to peaking after warmer-than-normal stretch of weather
The BC River Forecast Centre says the North and South Thompson Rivers will be peaking about two weeks ahead of normal this year. Section head Dave Campbell says the timeline is beacuase of lower than ...
May 13, 2019
Kamloops Chamber recommending changes for administering provincial sales tax
The Kamloops Chamber is hoping to address a situation where the province is double dipping in taxing contractors. President Joshua Knaak says the way the province has administered the provincial sales...
May 13, 2019
The B.C. Land Title and Survey Authority has finally reached out to the city over the removal of records
After months of silence the Land Title Survey Authority seems to finally be reaching out to Kamloops stakeholders on the issue of removing land title records from the city. The decision made last Octo...
May 13, 2019
Kamloops Chamber formally calling for stricter commercial truck driver training
The Kamloops Chamber of Commerce will once again be banging the drum for stricter truck driver regulations at the BC Chamber AGM this month. President Joshua Knaak says the Kamloops Chamber is asking ...
May 10, 2019
Turtle Valley blockade ordered to be taken down next weekend
A court injunction has been granted for Arrow Transportation to end a blockade set up in Turtle Valley. People against a plan to move in biosolids have been blocking road access since April 29th, and ...
May 10, 2019
Kamloops fire chief says incentives for fireproofing private property could be discussed by the province
The chief of Kamloops Fire Rescue says there could be ways to provide incentives for private property owners to mitigate wildfire risks on their property. Mike Adams was asked at Kamloops council this...
May 10, 2019
Kamloops CAP Team to operate on the North Shore again this summer
The City of Kamloops has renewed funding for the Customer Care and Patrol Team on the North Shore. The CAP Team has been granted $25,000 dollars from the city, and North Shore Business Improvement Ass...
May 10, 2019
Interior local governments want to see permits issued faster for flood repairs
Municipal governments in the Southern Interior are hoping to hold the province to account on giving out permits for flood repairs. The Southern Interior Local Government Assocation wants the province ...
May 09, 2019
