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Mayor of Cache Creek recommending new purpose for the old Ashcroft Ranch

Cache Creek Mayor has an idea for re-purposing the old Ashcroft Ranch, now owned by Metro Vancouver Metro bought the 42 hundred hectare ranch in 2000 to use as a future site for a landfill, however th...

Federal Court of Appeal quashes approval of Trans Mountain pipeline project

The Federal Court of Appeal has extinguished the approval of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project today after finding failure in the federal government's duty to properly consult ...

Next moves in getting a fresh look for downtown Kamloops

Now that phase two of the Downtown Plan has wrapped up, the focus will be on land use options and what policies will be needed. Community Planning and Sustainability Manager Jason Locke says they'll n...

B.C now in the worst wildfire season ever in terms of hectares burned

It is official, for the second straight year the wildfire season has become the worst in B.C history, roaring past last summer's record as far as hectares burned. Provincial Fire Information Officer R...

Kamloops Councillor says city staff are now working on a plan 'B' to handle smoke clogged summers

A Kamloops Councillor says work is already underway to prepare in the event next summer is also a wildfire smoke clogged mess. Kathy Sinclair raised the idea of having a plan 'B' in Council for the ci...

B.C Government files lawsuit during opioid crisis, targeting pharmaceutical companies

The province has launched a first of its kind lawsuit targeting pharmaceutical companies in the overdose crisis. Attorney General Dave Eby has announced the provincial government has launched a lawsui...

B.C's Education Minister confident this school year will not be marked by teacher shortages

B.C's Education Minister believes major progress has been made on the teacher hiring front after a school year plagued by teacher shortages. Rob Fleming admits the first year under the class size and ...

Cooler weather should keep some of the smoke in Kamloops at bay

Environment Canada expecting the cooler weather to hold up throughout this week. Forecaster Doug Lundquist says we have cold fronts moving through today with some showers expected to flush the air and...

Tranquille housing project construction making headway

With colder weather on the way, long term housing projects in Kamloops are making steady progress. ASK Wellness Kamloops Executive Director Bob Hughes says work is well underway, with forms being inst...

Human bone discovery during Valleyview Drive road work no surprise to local archaeologist

A local archeologist says the discovery of an ancient human bone when crews were working in Valleyview Drive underscores several important issues. Joanne Hammond says it is a reminder of how rich Kaml...