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Kamloops could smash temperature records this week

Its not often Kamloops sees temperatures like this. Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the area. Forecaster Lisa Ervin says the mercury will hit 40 on Thursday, or 104 for Fahrenheit. Sh...

Merritt mayor still concerned about safety issues at now closed Visitors Centre

The Mayor of Merritt says the now closed visitors centre at the intersection of the Coquihalla and highway 97C continues to be a safety risk. Neil Menard says even though the centre has been closed fo...

Kamloops flirted with a rainfall record last month

There was a big increase in rainfall in Kamloops last month, but no records were broken. Environment Canada forecaster Lisa Erven says rainfall increased by 27% more than the same month of 2017 in Jul...

Another record year for the BC Lotteries Corporation

The Kamloops based B.C. Lottery Corporation has recorded another solid year. In 2016/17, BCLC delivered $1.3 billion in net income to provincial coffers. Lottery Corporation President Jim Lightbody sa...

Current and former Transportation Ministers see different potential impacts on Trans Canada four laning with new labour agreement

B.C's Transportation minister is insisting the four laning of the Trans-Canada east of Kamloops will not change in cost with the addition of the new Community Benefit Agreement requirement. The new la...

A replacement has been named for the CEO of the Interior Health Authority

The Interior Health Authority has hired a new chief executive officer to replace the retiring Chris Mazurkewich. Board Chair David Cochrane says Susan Brown who has been a senior executive for the pas...

Smoke enveloping Kamloops coming from huge blazes in northern B.C

The B.C Environment Ministry has answered a question all Kamloops residents are wondering about. "We have now located the source of the smoke." Air Quality Specialist Ralph Adams explains. "We now hav...

TRU should find out tomorrow if any students from Saudi Arabia will be ordered back home

It remains to be seen if any students from Saudi Arabia attending Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops will be ordered home by the Middle East government. Ottawa's tweet on Friday expressing concern...

If early numbers are any indication, ski resorts in B.C are going to have another solid year

Things are looking positive for the upcoming ski season at resorts in Western Canada. The President of the Canada West Ski Areas Association Christopher Nicholson says, sales teams coming back from Au...

New voluntary home energy efficiency code could cost Kamloops home builders big bucks

The Kamloops Chapter of the Canadian Home Builders Association is warning about the impact of adopting governments voluntary B.C Energy Step Code which aims to reduce energy consumption in new homes b...