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Kamloops home sales continue to surge into fall months
Home prices in Kamloops remained high in October, as the market remains red hot and continues to hold up despite the pandemic. Single-family homes sold, on average, for $545,079 last month, which is t...
Nov 04, 2020
TRU's annual Day of Giving going virtual
On Thursday, November 5th, Thompson Rivers University begins a 36 hour fundraising blitz to support student bursaries and scholarships. It's TRU's annual Day of Giving. Vice-President University Relat...
Nov 04, 2020 Campus Activity Centre at Thompson Rivers University/via TRU
City of Kamloops addressing growing congestion at 8th Street left-turn signal
Kamloops staff are addressing complaints about congestion at one of the city's busiest intersections, saying the main cause is from detours set up for construction projects nearby. Transportation mana...
Nov 04, 2020
Costly improvements for Kamloops' Noble Creek irrigation being reconsidered after opposition
Kamloops council has voted to rethink how to improve the Noble Creek Irrigation System after opposition from residents. Council has rescinded its proposal to create a local area service (LAS) and spen...
Nov 03, 2020 Aerial map showing land irrigated by the Noble Creek Irrigation System
CP Rail giving assurances that coal dust concerns in Kamloops are being addressed
CP Rail has met with a Kamloops city councillor and says it is confident it can mitigate concerns about coal dust. Dale Bass tells NL News that CP's director of government affairs, Mike Lovecchio, met...
Nov 03, 2020
Westsyde property owner concerned about looming tax increase to pay for Noble Creek irrigation system
One of the largest properties using the Noble Creek Irrigation System is concerned about a huge increase in taxes on the horizon for several dozen properties. The City of Kamloops says it will cost ju...
Nov 02, 2020 Aerial map showing land irrigated by the Noble Creek Irrigation System
City asking motel owners on Columbia Street West to clean up properties
Kamloops staff say some motel owners along Columbia Street West are being asked to clean up their properties. Project manager for housing and homelessness Ty Helgason says the city is reviewing long-t...
Nov 02, 2020
Mass timber company buys former Canfor Mill in Vavenby
A B.C. based business owner has bought the former Canfor Mill property in Vavenby. Area director Carol Schaffer says a mass timber company called SmartLam, based in the United States, now owns that la...
Nov 02, 2020
Ice rink at brand new Sun Peaks Centre will be ready to use by mid-November
A long-awaited new ice rink in Sun Peaks is almost ready to use. Speaking on NL Newsday, Mayor Al Raine says it should be open by mid-November. "We're quite pleased about that... I think there are a f...
Oct 30, 2020
Tk'emlúps celebrates new reservoir, providing more capacity for community growth
The Kamloops Indian Band has finished a major capital project which will help encourage future development. A new reservoir above Chief Louis Way will provide adequate water service to 900 acres of la...
Oct 29, 2020
