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Sandman Centre to get a big lighting upgrade
The city of Kamloops will be upgrading the lighting at the Sandman Centre. City of Kamloops Parks and Civic Facilities Manager Jeff Putnam says they will remove the existing metal sports lights and ba...
Mar 22, 2018
The province is investing millions to reduce surgical wait times
The Premier and B.C.'s Health minister have announced a big infusion of cash to address surgical wait times across the province. Premier John Horgan says they are unleashing 175-million-dollars, 75-mi...
Mar 21, 2018
The provincial government is monitoring spiking gas prices
The Premier says his government is keeping a close eye on soaring gas prices. John Horgan says the spiking price of gasoline is a supply constraint issue with reduced refining capacity. As for what, i...
Mar 21, 2018
Sense B.C. urges overhaul of the driver penalty point system
As the province grapples with reigning in a financially troubled ICBC a road safety group says overhauling the penalty point system is job number one. Sense BC's Ian Tootill says a penalty point syste...
Mar 21, 2018
Kamloops Search and Rescue not alone with unresolved cases
It is not just Kamloops Search and Rescue the Civil Air Search and Rescue Association is also dealing with its own trio of unresolved missing person's cases with three different vanished planes. CASAR...
Mar 21, 2018
KTTA to meet with B.C.'s Education minister
At the BC Teachers Federation AGM this week the Kamloops Thompson Teachers Association received some assurances from this province's education minister. KTTA President Amanda Jensen says they had prev...
Mar 21, 2018
KTTA motion on violence in schools passes in BCTF annual general meeting
The BC Teachers Federation plans to investigate violence in provincial schools. Delegates at the annual general meeting in Vancouver unanimously passed a resolution submitted by the Kamloops Thompson ...
Mar 20, 2018
Fortis BC gas rates remain steady
Kamloops natural gas customers won't be paying any higher rates for the next 90 days. Spokesperson Diana Sorace says Fortis BC has received approval from the British Columbia Utilities Commission to k...
Mar 20, 2018
Stone calls for the province to introduce health payroll tax exemptions
The MLA for Kamloops South is calling for major exemptions to the new health payroll tax rolled out in last month's provincial budget. Todd Stone says the new tax puts a sizable additional financial b...
Mar 20, 2018
Shuswap Lake passes tests for certain types of contaminants
The results of a new study into Shuswap Lake water quality is putting smiles on the face of nearby residents. A special monitoring project was launched for contaminants called nonylphenols used in pro...
Mar 20, 2018 Shuswap Lake
