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Vavenby area director satisfied after meeting with Ministry over Yellowhead Highway safety
The highway maintenance contractor for the North Thompson is planning to make changes next winter, according to the TNRD area director. Carol Schaffer says that message came to her from the Ministry o...
Apr 11, 2019
Merritt hires new city manager after months-long search
The City of Merritt has filled its top job. Scott Hildebrand has been hired as the new chief administrative officer, the city announced today. Hildebrand spent six years as the city manager in Brandon...
Apr 11, 2019
Merritt city council closer to simplifying rules around multi-family developments
City council in Merritt has approved changes that will help make processes for developers more straightforward. Mayor Linda Brown says one of those changes is taking out wording about density in the O...
Apr 11, 2019
Kamloops bank fraud suspect arrested after climbing into unmarked police cruiser
Police in Kamloops have arrested a bank fraud suspect who accidentally climbed into an unmarked police vehicle yesterday afternoon. RCMP Corporal Jodi Shelkie says police were called by a bank on Notr...
Apr 11, 2019
Downtown Kamloops Paramount Theatre ceasing operations
A Kamloops landmark is fading to black. The Paramount Theatre at Fifth Avenue and Victoria Street is closing. A notice on the theatre's website simply says, "Landmark Cinemas will cease operations at ...
Apr 11, 2019
City of Kamloops proposing to charge a fee for buskers
Kamloops city staff want to clear a lane for buskers to perform with a newly-proposed policy. City events supervisor Sean Smith says with the policy, buskers would have an application vetted by the Ka...
Apr 10, 2019
Whispering Pines First Nation Chief following through on legal threat in land records dispute
The Chief of Whispering Pines First Nations is following through on his threat to go to court to block the removal of land title records from Kamloops. A day after threatening to get a cease and desis...
Apr 10, 2019
Legal expert chalks PMO libel lawsuit threat up to "political theatre"
A lawyer and lecturer at Thompson Rivers University, who specializes in constitutional law, doesn't think much of the Prime Minister's Office and its threat to sue the leader of the opposition for lib...
Apr 10, 2019
Kamloops South MLA is asking where the consultation is on removing land title records
The MLA for Kamloops South wants to know what happened to consultation as the process begins to remove land title records from Kamloops. Todd Stone says he has reached out to Kamloops area First Natio...
Apr 10, 2019
Lack of money laundering policing resources not news to B.C.'s Solicitor General
While B.C.'s Attorney General said he was shocked to find no federally funded policing resources dealing with money laundering in the province this not news to the Solicitor General. There are apparen...
Apr 10, 2019
