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Landfill purchase pays big dividends
Two positive results to report after the City of Kamloops purchased the old Owl Road landfill two years ago for $9 million. In a report to council Civic Operations Director Jen Fretz says the conversi...
Apr 23, 2018
Taking Kamloops transit will soon be a lot easier for smartphone users
Real Time technology is coming to the Kamloops transit bus system. B.C. Transit spokesman Jonathon Dyck says the new computer and smartphone based app is being rolled out in seven communities and for ...
Apr 23, 2018
So far it looks like the Kamloops area may dodge the flooding bullet
Barring any major prolonged periods of heat in Kamloops, the region is not mentioned so far as an area of the province at risk for any unusual flooding events. The head of the B.C. River Forecasting C...
Apr 23, 2018
Reward offered with the hope of solving a Kamloops cold case
A reward of $5,000 has been offered with the hope of shedding new light on a 40 year old Kamloops cold case. Lawrence Wellington Allard was reported missing by his mother on September 26, 1977. He was...
Apr 23, 2018
B.C.'s Attorney General is reassuring the leader of the opposition he has indeed practiced law
B.C.'s Attorney General appears to have caught the leader of the opposition telling a lie. This was Andrew Wilkinson on a recent edition of NL's Inside Politics when he was asked about the Horgan gove...
Apr 23, 2018
Access route improvements coming to Kamloops Bike Ranch
Improvements are coming to the access route at the Kamloops Bike Ranch. President of the Kamloops Sports Council Henry Pejril says the group has been in talks with the City of Kamloops. "We met with t...
Apr 23, 2018
B.C.'s Education minister reflects on a school year that went "remarkably well"
As the first school year under the class size and composition ruling winds down B.C.'s Education minister says there were more successes than not. Rob Fleming says he, his ministry, school administrat...
Apr 23, 2018
School District 73 welcomes pending capital investment and begins to look at what is next
As the ministry of education takes the first step in tackling a significant expansion at Valleyview Secondary the school district is already assessing the next project to push. Board Chair Meghan Wade...
Apr 20, 2018
Non-partisan effort launched to help Catalyst Paper in trade tiff with U.S.
The Premier has launched a non-partisan effort to try and help Catalyst Paper as B.C.'s only maker of newsprint faces punishing American tariffs. The NDP government held an all party roundtable with t...
Apr 20, 2018
Immediate action demanded to save Steelhead teetering on the brink of extinction
An E-petition on the House of Commons website calling for action to save the Steelhead has easily soared past the number of signatures required to be tabled in the House of Commons and get a response ...
Apr 20, 2018
