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Kamloops mayor says vaccine rate 'not enough' quite yet for herd immunity over COVID-19
The mayor of Kamloops says vaccines are the solution to ending the pandemic and to economic recovery. Ken Christian was speaking during his mayor's report at council. As of today, Interior Health says...
Jun 03, 2021
New owner of Comfort Inn in Kamloops renovating, rebranding before reopening in September
The Comfort Inn in Aberdeen will be rebranded later this year after being bought by a new ownership group. Family-owned Prestige Hotels, based in B.C., has bought the property at 1810 Rogers Place. Th...
Jun 03, 2021
Small wildfire near Savona now under control
A small wildfire northwest of Savona that started yesterday is now considered under control. BC Wildfire Service information officer Madison Smith says the fire grew to 0.4 hectares in size. She says ...
Jun 03, 2021
Trucker convoy to drive to former Kamloops Indian Residential School as show of solidarity
A convoy of at least 215 truckers from across the Southern Interior will be driving to the former Kamloops Indian Residential School on Saturday morning. West Kelowna long-haul trucker Mike Otto organ...
Jun 03, 2021
Bonaparte Indian Band members gather at Ashcroft Terminal as part of dispute over ancestral remains
A dispute simmering between the corporation developing an inland port project in Ashcroft and the Bonaparte Indian Band boiled over into the public eye yesterday. Members of the Bonaparte Indian Band ...
Jun 03, 2021
Councillor worried about impacts to North Shore if no changes made at The Loop
A Kamloops councillor says he's worried about negative activity potentially continuing at a North Shore social agency in the coming months. Arjun Singh brought up the social service agency at Tuesday'...
Jun 02, 2021
Parks, fees set for Kamloops fitness companies to do classes in green spaces
The program has been set up for Kamloops fitness being able to hold outdoor classes. Council has approved the use of Westsyde Centennial Park, McDonald Park, Parkcrest Park, Peterson Creek Park, Valle...
Jun 01, 2021
Public buildings in Kamloops to be lit orange tonight, recognizing Indigenous people impacted by Kamloops Residential School
Several civic buildings in Kamloops will be lit in orange tonight to recognize Indigenous people impacted by residential schools. City hall will be lit in orange at 9 p.m, along with the TRU Residence...
Jun 01, 2021
B.C. reports lowest one-day COVID-19 case count so far this year, with 184 cases
The province is reporting 184 new cases of COVID-19 today the lowest one-day case count so far in 2021. Of those, only 19 cases were in Interior Health. There were also 113 cases in Fraser Health, 48 ...
Jun 01, 2021
Schedules released for second-dose vaccine clinics in rural Interior Health communities
Interior Health has scheduled second-dose vaccine clinics for more than 30 rural communities in the region. Those mobile clinics will be held over the next seven weeks, and will be held in communities...
Jun 01, 2021
