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New TNRD chair okay with Coquihalla speed limit
At least one local government member in the Kamloops area has no issue with the Coquihalla speed limit staying the same. The new regional district board chair Ken Gillis has experience on that route a...
Nov 09, 2018 The Coquihalla Highway in winter. (Photo via Tran BC)
Former Cabinet Minister George Abbott says good progress being made on wildfire recommendations
Former Liberal Cabinet Minister George Abbott says the current B.C. government is making good progress on mitigating fire risks. Abbott co-authored a report with 108 recommendations following the 2017...
Nov 09, 2018
Ken Gillis acclaimed as new TNRD board chair
The new Thompson-Nicola Regional District board was sworn in on Thursday night, and a new board chair elected by members. Ken Gillis was the only director nominated and was acclaimed as board chair. G...
Nov 09, 2018
High school Football Team's GoFundMe Shut Down
If you donated to the South Kamloops Titans Go Fund Me page, you should have gotten your money back already. The School District told head coach J.P. Lancaster that they can't use GoFundMe to fundrais...
Nov 09, 2018
New Merritt-area bus trying to clear financial hurdle
Merritt Shuttle Bus Service says it's in a "catch-22" financial situation as it looks to get rolling this month. Director of operations Gene Field says the company is hoping to roll out about 12 shutt...
Nov 09, 2018
Interest in producing cannabis budding in the Thompson-Nicola region
With growing interest for cannabis production in the region, the Thompson-Nicola Regional District says there's natural reasons why. Development services director Regina Sadilkova says there's no shor...
Nov 08, 2018
Residents set to move in to Mission Flats housing
A 55-unit supportive housing complex in Kamloops will be moving in residents on Tuesday. BC Housing has a three-year lease of the property at Mission Flats Road, and total cost for the housing has bee...
Nov 08, 2018
Some snow to accumulate in Kamloops late Thursday night
Weather experts are calling for two to five centimeters of snow in the Tournament Capital beginning late tomorrow. Environment Canada meteorologist Bobby Sehkon says snow will likely fall between Thur...
Nov 07, 2018
Trans-Canada speed rollback "doesn't go far enough" in Savona
The province's speed limit rollback on a section of Highway 1 doesn't go far enough, according to the Savona area director. Ronaye Elliott says she's happy to see speed reduced from 100 kilometers per...
Nov 07, 2018
Liberal environment critic gives modernized environmental assess process a failing grade
The new provincial environmental assessment legislation is not getting any kudos from the B.C. Liberals environment critic. Kamloops North MLA Peter Milobar says all the new legislation does is mire t...
Nov 07, 2018
