Unregulated Drug Supply
Kamloops loses six lives due to toxic drug crisis in September
KAMLOOPS - September was a deadly month for Kamloops amid the toxic drug crisis. New figures released Tuesday (Nov. 10) by the BC Coroners Service show 30 suspected unregulated drug deaths recorded in Kamloops as of the end of September, up from 24 as of the end of August. Kamloops is on pace to lose 40 lives due to th...
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Drive Relative to Conditions
Driver clocked going 50 km/h over the speed limit amid dense fog in Merritt
MERRITT, B.C. - A driver was fined hundreds of dollars after being caught excessively speeding in dense fog near Merritt last month. BC Highway Patrol clocked a dark Ford F-350 pickup going 166 km/h in a 110 km/h zone on a stretch of Highway 97C amid fog, rain and wet snow on Oct. 25. Video provided by BC Highway Patro...
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SOUND OFF: Hospital Employees' Union looks calm from the outside. Members know better
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Hope & Healing
Hope & Healing: National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
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LOOPED IN WITH NIKKI OMEN: November 9, 2026
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Kamloops and Area
Carey Price leads 2026 induction class into Hockey Hall of Fame
TORONTO - Carey Price first visited the Hockey Hall of Fame as a teenager. The former Montreal Canadiens goaltender joked over the weekend he wouldn't mind trying one of the interactive games - specifically featuring a netminder sporting very familiar ...
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U Sports
'Standing on the shoulders of giants': TRU WolfPack soccer women reflect on first conference podium finish
VANCOUVER - Mark Pennington took a moment to reflect on how far the TRU WolfPack women's soccer program has come since 2019, when he took over as head coach. "We're standing on the shoulders of giants," said Pennington, whose WolfPack joined Canada West in 2014 and carried a -122 goal differential when he arr...
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HVC Strike
'We should put economic hurt on them as well': B.C. unions rally at Highland Valley Copper in support of striking miners
LOGAN LAKE, B.C. - Striking workers at the Highland Valley Copper mine (HVC) near Logan Lake had support on the picket line Monday (Nov. 9) from representatives of other several other B.C. unions. "It's one big family, that's what the labour movement is and you need to show up when you're needed, and for us, that'...
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2021 Atmospheric River
Merritt preparing to bring community together for fifth anniversary of 2021 flood
MERRITT, B.C. - This weekend will mark five years since the Coldwater River breached its banks and flooded the community. The entire town was force to evacuate for between one and two weeks, with some of the worst hit not able to return home for months on end. On Saturday (Nov. 14), the community will gather at the Cla...
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Featured Content
Thanksgiving
Art of Gardening Special Edition - Thanksgiving
Fall is starting to give way to the frost, and there are just a few things left to do to tie up the season. Here's how to bundle, winterize, start compost, and more!
Oct 12, 2026
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Kamloops Votes 2026
CFJC Kamloops Mayoral Candidates Debate 2026
KAMLOOPS - Four of the six candidates for Kamloops mayor discuss issues submitted by you, our viewers. Topics range from homelessness and relations with First Nations to civility and decorum in government. On Oct. 17, you decide which candidates vision will bring Kamloops forward. All of CFJC's coverage of the upcoming...
Oct 8, 2026
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Hope & Healing
Hope & Healing: National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
Reconciliation is not a given. It is a choice to participate, and how to participate based on the needs of those most affected. Hope & Healing is a special half-hour presentation for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Join Dylana Kneeshaw in exploring how communities are still being affected by generatio...
Sep 30, 2026
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British Columbia
Real estate association forecasts B.C. home sales to slide 4.5 per cent this year
VANCOUVER - The B.C. Real Estate Association expects home sales in the province to continue to slide this year, warning of "mounting headwinds" for the market, while hoping for a pick-up in both prices and sales in 2027. The association says in its fou...
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'Things will never be the same': Wainwright prepares for Remembrance Day after fire
EDMONTON - The Alberta town of Wainwright is gearing up for what could be the most solemn Remembrance Day in its recent history, says Mayor Bruce Pugh. A fire on Oct. 17 at the nearby Canadian Forces Base Wainwright killed four soldiers and injured 39....
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B.C. deluge could bring 250 mm of rain as forecasters predict flooding, landslides
A deluge hitting Vancouver Island and other parts of southwest British Columbia could bring more than 250 millimetres of rain in some places, as forecasters warn of floods and landslides. Environment Canada has raised orange rainfall warnings in west a...
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Local Sports
Carey Price leads 2026 induction class into Hockey Hall of Fame
TORONTO - Carey Price first visited the Hockey Hall of Fame as a teenager. The former Montreal Canadiens goaltender joked over the weekend he wouldn't mind trying one of the interactive games - specifically featuring a netminder sporting very familiar ...
15h ago
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U Sports
'Standing on the shoulders of giants': TRU WolfPack soccer women reflect on first conference podium finish
VANCOUVER - Mark Pennington took a moment to reflect on how far the TRU WolfPack women's soccer program has come since 2019, when he took over as head coach. "We're standing on the shoulders of giants," said Pennington, whose WolfPack joined Canada West in 2014 and carried a -122 goal differential when he arr...
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WolfPack Volleyball
WolfPack men's volleyball team win first game of the season, upset juggernaut Thunderbirds
VANCOUVER - The Thompson Rivers University (TRU) Wolfpack men's volleyball team put an impressive, emphatic end on an abysmal start. After a straight sets loss (25-21, 25-17 and 25-18) to the University of British Columbia (UBC) Thunderbirds in Vancouver Friday (Nov. 6), the WolfPack were 0-5 to start the 2026-27 Canad...
Nov 9, 2026
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Canada
Carney to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping next week
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will raise concerns about foreign interference in Canada when he meets next week with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Carney and Xi are expected to meet in person at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit...
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Ottawa restores sanctions on Iran it lifted a decade ago
OTTAWA - Canada will impose sanctions on 11 Iranian entities accused of contributing to Tehran's pursuit of nuclear and ballistic missiles or of financing violence abroad. The sanctions prohibit Canadians from engaging financially with the named Irania...
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Ottawa puts sharper focus on permanent residency for privately sponsored refugees
OTTAWA - The federal government is increasing the number of privately sponsored refugees who are eligible for permanent residency in the coming years and reducing the number of eligible government-sponsored refugees. The 2027 levels plan says about 29,...
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World
UN body agrees to postpone review of US rights record after Trump administration snub
GENEVA (AP) - The U.N.'s top human rights body on Tuesday postponed a regular review of the U.S. human rights record until January in hopes of persuading the Trump administration to reverse its decision to become the first government to snub the proces...
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Hegseth says bipartisan impeachment push is about 'policy disagreements,' not high crimes
WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dug in for a fight Tuesday against his potential impeachment in Congress, telling reporters that a rogue lawmaker is targeting him over "policy disagreements" and not the high crimes or offenses the nati...
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At least 12 people killed and dozens hurt in crashes on a foggy Bulgarian motorway, minister says
SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) - Thick fog on a motorway in eastern Bulgaria caused two major crashes that killed at least 12 people and injured dozens on Tuesday, a government minister said. Dense fog on the motorway linking the capital Sofia with...
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