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Trans Mountain right-of-way still to be determined south of Kamloops if project is approved
The president of Trans-Mountain says the pipeline route still needs to be confirmed in two sections south of Kamloops if it's re-approved. Ian Anderson says the proposed right-of-ways from the Coquiha...
Mar 15, 2019
Sicamous council says inflated gas prices could impact tourism
The District of Sicamous wants to lobby the province to regulate fuel costs in B.C. Acting mayor Malcolm Makayev says inflated fuel costs in Sicamous have a negative impact on local tourism. "We're a ...
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Kamloops MLAs to soon go on a BCLC fact finding mission
The two Kamloops MLAs will soon see for themselves whether there is a risk BC Lottery Corporation staff will leak away to the lower mainland. Kamloops South MLA Todd Stone says he and fellow MLA Peter...
Mar 15, 2019
School District 73 facing a growing problem at Sun Peaks
The Kamloops Thompson School District isn't just dealing with a spacing crunch in its schools within the city it also has a growing problem up at Sun Peaks. School Board Chair Kathleen Karpuk says Sun...
Mar 15, 2019
Police looking for information on vehicle linked to Valemount homicide
Police are looking for information about a suspect vehicle in connection to a killing in Valemount this week. The homicide happened on Sunday, and Mounties received a report of a deceased man just aft...
Mar 15, 2019
Canada's Public Safety Minister says more needs to be done to address online radicalization
In the aftermath of the white nationalist terror attack in New Zealand Canada's Public Safety minister says it is time to address the radicalization taking place in dark corners of the internet. Ralph...
Mar 15, 2019
Nearly a dozen potential cannabis retailers in Kamloops in long line for a sales license from the province
The business inspector in the City of Kamloops acknowledges the process for prospective cannabis store owners is a long one. Dave Jones points out there are several hundred applications for licenses t...
Mar 15, 2019
Ashcroft granted money to plan evacuation routes in village
Ashcroft has received a $25,000-dollar grant to do evacuation route planning in the village. Mayor Barbara Roden says the money comes from the Union of B.C. Municipalities, which made money available ...
Mar 15, 2019
President of Trans Mountain weighs in on latest round of pipeline consultations with First Nations
The president of Trans-Mountain says the current round of consultations with First Nations are going well relating to the pipeline expansion project. Ian Anderson says more than 140 Indigenous communi...
Mar 15, 2019
Rollover crash near Padova hurts five
Five teens were hurt in a single-vehicle crash on Tranquille Road earlier today. Kamloops RCMP says the crash happened just before noon just east of the turnoff to Cooney Bay. Corporal Jodi Shelkie sa...
Mar 14, 2019
