Gun Seized
Man awaiting bail hearing after Salmon Arm RCMP seize loaded handgun
SALMON ARM, B.C. - A man was arrested after a loaded handgun was seized in the Shuswap. Salmon Arm RCMP say officers carried out a traffic stop on Wednesday (March 11) where they saw "indicators consistent with drug trafficking." In a news release issued Friday (March 13), RCMP say the driver and passenger we...
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Autism support demonstration
Changes in autism funding spark demonstration at Kamloops City Hall
KAMLOOPS - Local advocates plan to gather at Kamloops City Hall on Saturday (March 14) to protest changes in the way the B.C. government provides support to families with children with disabilities. The B.C. government says it is investing $475 million to expand access to free community supports and give thousands more...
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Guide Dogs
CNIB in need of volunteers to foster future service dogs across Canada
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SOUND OFF: Springing forward, one last time
Mar 11, 2026
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Mar 09, 2026
Kamloops and Area
Prescribed Burn
BC Wildfire Service, Lytton First Nation partnering on 39-hectare prescribed burn
LYTTON - The BC Wildfire Service and the Lytton First Nation will be conducting a 39 hectare prescribed burn approximately eight kilometres north of the Village of Lytton.The burn is located on Ngwyu'uyemc 36 Indian Reserve in the Botanie Valley, and it could begin as early as Monday (March 16). When it does, the BC Wi...
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100 Mile ER
100 Mile House emergency department to close for most of the day Friday
100 MILE HOUSE, B.C. - For the seventh time in 2026 and fifth time within the last four weeks, emergency services will be unavailable in 100 Mile House. Interior Health says the emergency room at the 100 Mile House District General Hospital will be closed between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on Friday (March 3). Residents i...
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CHILD VACCINATIONS
Interior Health says childhood vaccinations on the rise but not by enough
KAMLOOPS - Childhood vaccination rates in British Columbia are on the rise, but health officials warn that they're still lower than what they should be. In B.C., just over 58 per cent of children aged seven are fully up to date on their vaccines, a worrying statistic says Interior Health. "At age two, currently, ...
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YKA Redevelopment
Kamloops council furthers plan to expand potential tax exemptions to Fulton Field
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops council has greenlit a plan to look into expanding the city's Revitalization Tax Exemption (RTE) program to the airport in the hopes of spurring development at Fulton Field. In doing so, they're hoping to attract a number of businesses to complement airport operations as the city and the facility gr...
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CFJC Boogie the Bridge
SETTING THE BEAT - Tips and Tricks for CFJC Boogie the Bridge: Episode 1
It's time to Boogie! CFJC-TV presents tips and tricks to get you moving!
Feb 26, 2026
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Guide Dogs
CNIB in need of volunteers to foster future service dogs across Canada
It's a rewarding experience filled with unconditional love and the opportunity to change the life of someone who is blind. Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Guide Dogs is urgently looking for volunteers to raise future guide dogs for people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision."There's a hug...
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British Columbia
Trucker caught at B.C. border crossing smuggling bricks of opium from U.S.: CBSA
VANCOUVER - Border agents in Metro Vancouver have intercepted an attempt to smuggle more than 100 bricks of opium into the country. The Canada Border Services Agency said on Friday that the seizure happened on Jan. 9 at the Pacific Highway truck cross...
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MLA wants to scrap B.C.'s Human Rights Code. Some constituents want her gone instead
VICTORIA - A B.C. legislator who has sought to scrap the province's Human Rights Code and ban land acknowledgments, and has blamed the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting on "transgender ideology," is facing a recall campaign from constituents who say she has ...
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B.C. appointed them to map old-growth. Now they say province is failing to save it
Every member of a former panel the British Columbia government appointed to identify old-growth for potential protection in 2021 now says they're concerned about continued logging in those same rare and "irreplaceable" forests. The five former panellis...
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In the KIJHL
Storm forward Nicholas Clark named KIJHL rookie of the week
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops Storm forward Nicholas Clark has been named the KIJHL's rookie of the week for the first week of the 2025-26 playoffs.The Calgary native scored twice and added two assists in the Storm's first two playoff games against the Chase Heat on March 6 and 7. In Game 1 against the Heat Friday, Clark scored ...
Mar 12, 2026
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Storm 4 Heat 2
Storm sweep Heat, await Mustangs or River Rush in second round of KIJHL playoffs
CHASE, B.C. - The Kamloops Storm are moving on to the elite eight of the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) playoffs. The Storm defeated the Chase Heat on the road Wednesday (March 11) night 4-2 to sweep their first-round playoff series 4-0. In the Doug Birks Division Finals, the Storm will play eithe...
Mar 12, 2026
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Blazers 6 Americans 1
Blazers inch closer to playoff spot, blow out Americans 6-1
KAMLOOPS - A balanced scoring effort gave the Kamloops Blazers a crucial win as a Western Hockey League (WHL) playoff spot is within reach. The Blazers blew out the Tri-City Americans at home Wednesday (March 11) night 6-1. Kamloops scored four goals in the opening frame, including a backbreaker by Vit Zahejsky - who ...
Mar 12, 2026
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Canada
Unions, MPs warn funding cuts could affect services for veterans
OTTAWA - Unions and MPs say a bureau at Veterans Affairs Canada which provides free legal advice to veterans who have been denied disability benefits is about to have its workforce cut almost in half. Toufic El-Daher, national president of the Union of...
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Quebec minister says he's open to making police watchdog reports public
MONTRÉAL - Quebec's public security minister says he's open to publicly releasing the reports by the province's independent police watchdog, as is the case with police oversight bodies in other provinces. Ian Lafrenière, himself a former police officer...
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Conservative leader says his plan is 'the only hope' for Canada's auto industry
OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he's planning to pitch a "realistic proposal" to end U.S. tariffs on the Canadian auto industry this weekend. He says his proposed auto pact would align regulations between Canada and the U.S. and remo...
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World
Old Dominion shooter was released from prison early after completing drug program
NEW YORK (AP) - A man who opened fire in a classroom at Virginia's Old Dominion University was granted an early release from federal prison in 2024 after completing a drug treatment program, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press. ...
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Jury finds ex-NY trooper guilty of manslaughter in 2020 chase that killed 11-year-old
KINGSTON, N.Y. (AP) - A former New York state trooper accused of ramming his vehicle into an SUV during a high-speed chase leading to the death of an 11-year-old girl was convicted of manslaughter Friday at his second trial. Prosecutors s...
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Cuban president says talks were recently held with the US to resolve differences
HAVANA (AP) - Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said Friday that his government has held recent talks with the U.S., marking the first time the Caribbean country confirms such speculation. He said the talks "were aimed at finding solution...
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