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Ministry of Transportation taking more steps to make the Coquihalla safer this winter
The Ministry of Transportation is not just banning big rigs from using the far left lane up and down the Great Bear snowshed hill, other changes are coming as well. The ministry's Southern Interior Ex...
Nov 19, 2018
TRU issues statement on suspending one of its teachers
Thompson Rivers University has issued a statement relating to the suspension of professor Derek Pyne. The school's acting president Christine Bovis-Cnossen says Prof. Pyne's suspension wasn't for his ...
Nov 16, 2018
Metis Flag raised at Kamloops city hall for Louis Riel day
Many gathered at Kamloops city hall this morning to recognize National Louis Riel day. The Metis flag, bearing the infinity symbol, was raised for the first time in the Tournament Capital today. The p...
Nov 16, 2018
Driver stopped by spike belt, arrested along Yellowhead Highway
A 25-year-old man with no fixed address was arrested after driving erratically on the Yellowhead Highway near Barriere, early this morning. The man was believed to have been suffering from a mental he...
Nov 15, 2018
B.C. Housing minister says more work is needed in Kamloops to tackle homelessness
B.C.'s Housing minister was in Kamloops yesterday for the official groundbreaking for the Spirit Square development but she also found time to tour the Mission Flats temporary winter shelter. Selina R...
Nov 15, 2018
UPDATED: Barriere RCMP Say Missing Seniors Have Been Found
Police say the couple that was reported missing in the McLure area has been found. Police say they've returned home safe and sound. In a release, police say they were found yesterday evening.
Nov 15, 2018
The Premier is making a slight change as electoral reform ballots trickle in
With two weeks left to cast a ballot the Premier has added a wrinkle in the electoral reform referendum saying closed lists are officially out. Under the MMP Proportional representation option closed ...
Nov 15, 2018
'No' side of proportional representation calling for extension to voting period
As proportional representation ballots trickle in with just two weeks to go the return rate has the 'No' side in the referendum campaign sounding the alarm. 'No' side spokesperson Bill Tieleman is cal...
Nov 15, 2018
Wildfire smoke chokes tourism in parts of Thompson-Okanagan
The Thompson-Okanagan Tourism Association says tourism was down an estimated 30 to 40 per cent in August and September as wildfires burned in B.C. The association's vice president Ellen Walker-Matthew...
Nov 15, 2018
United Way shines a light on Kamloops poverty
Dozens of Kamloops residents took part in an event that shines a light on poverty in the city. United Way hosted a "poverty simulation" Wednesday evening that took people through the daily struggles o...
Nov 15, 2018
