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"Elf the Musical" now best-selling production ever for Western Canada Theatre
The Western Canada Theatre in Kamloops has a new best-selling production, as of this week. "Elf the Musical" is now the best-attended show ever, in the theatre's 43 year history. The theatre's artisti...
Dec 06, 2018
TRU president says program cost "significantly higher" at Williams Lake campus
The new president of TRU says the school has gone to "considerable lengths" to make programs available at Williams Lake. As the TRU Faculty Association says the Cariboo campus is in a staffing crisis,...
Dec 06, 2018
Year long investigation nets Kamloops RCMP guns, drugs, cash, and bomb making materials
Update: 3:55 PM Kamloops RCMP have completed their search of the commercial unit in the 1400 block of Lorne Street. Corporal Jodi Shelkie wouldn't comment on what was found or seized from the unit at ...
Dec 06, 2018
Update: Barriere family of 5 in "stable condition" due to carbon monoxide poisoning
UPDATE: 9:55 a.m. Barriere First Responders says five people are in serious but stable condition after being poisoned by carbon monoxide in their home this morning. "Get those alarms checked most new ...
Dec 06, 2018
Hotel revenues up in Kamloops during this wildfire season, compared to 2017
Kamloops hotels were more profitable this summer compared to last, which one local tourism official says had to do with fewer nearby wildfires. The president of the Kamloops Accommodation Association ...
Dec 05, 2018
Quad riders Association of B.C. on board with increased off-road vehicle fines
One off-road association in B.C. is in favor of harsher fines put in by the province yesterday for rule breakers. The president of the Quad Riders ATV Association Ralph Matthews says the new $575 fine...
Dec 05, 2018
Province introduces new climate action plan called CleanBC
A new provincial climate action plan aims to cut emissions by nearly 50 per cent in 12 years. The B.C. government unveiled its CleanBC plan today which sets out emission goals to reach by 2050. That w...
Dec 05, 2018
New TRU president says predatory journals are "a significant issue"
Responding to research done by a TRU professor, the school's new president says predatory journals are a significant issue. Brett Fairbairn says those journals are complex and hard to keep up with, bu...
Dec 05, 2018 TRU President Brett Fairbairn
Dwindling Chinook populations in Thompson River a crisis: WWF
The dwindling numbers of salmon in the Thompson River is a crisis, according to Canada's largest conservation group. World Wildlife Fund Canada made the comment after a recent count of Chinook salmon ...
Dec 05, 2018
Trucking association would like to see semis use speed-limiters in B.C.
The president of the BC Trucking Association would like to see speed limiters on trucks to cut down on fatalities and reduce crashes. Dave Earle says they have worked well in other provinces like Onta...
Dec 05, 2018
