VIRTUAL ER
Virtual overnight ER service rolling out in new year for Interior community hospitals
CLEARWATER - Rural emergency rooms around BC's Interior are no stranger to overnight 'service disruptions'. The temporary closures happen more often for community hospitals and, in an effort to fix the problem, Interior Health is introducing a virtual care option for overnight shifts. Hospital in Lillooet, Clearwater, ...
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ON PEBBLED ICE
Dunstone rolling at first Grand Slam of Curling event south of border
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops skip Matt Dunstone is not going to lose sleep if his team falls short of gold this week at KIOTI Grand Slam of Curling Tahoe.The goal is to leave the event - the first Slam on U.S. soil - feeling locked in ahead of the Canadian Olympic curling trials later this month in Halifax.Dunstone is on track ...
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Art of Gardening - Trouble with plants left in original containers
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COLLINS: Can the new budget pull us through the turmoil?
Nov 06, 2025
Kamloops and Area
FOOD SECURITY
Rocky Mountain Rangers aim to pack military truck at annual food drive
KAMLOOPS - The annual Rocky Mountain Rangers Food Drive is scheduled for Saturday (Nov. 8) at Real Canadian Superstore in Sahali.Non-perishable food items will be collected from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. inside a semi-style military truck before it is dropped off at the Kamloops Food Bank."Our goal is to maximize foo...
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NorKam Lockdown
No credible evidence to suggest gun at NorKam Thursday: RCMP
KAMLOOPS - Police in Kamloops say they've found no credible evidence to suggest that there was a person with a gun at NorKam Secondary School in Kamloops on Thursday (Nov. 6) afternoon.NorKam Secondary was out on lockdown for about 90 minutes, while nearby Kamloops Christian School and the Chris Rose Therapy Centre wer...
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Another month of surprise job gains reinforce Bank of Canada's rate hold: economists
OTTAWA - Another month of surprise job gains hasn't changed many economists' minds about softness in the Canadian labour market, but analysts weighing in Friday said signs of resilience should be enough to keep the Bank of Canada on the sidelines for t...
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Imitation Cop
100 Mile House RCMP searching for two suspects impersonating police officers
100 MILE HOUSE, B.C. - RCMP in 100 Mile House are looking for two suspects who impersonated police officers. At around 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 31, RCMP say they received a report from a person walking through Blackstock Road in 100 Mile House where a dark grey SUV stopped near them. Two men reportedly exited the vehicle and ...
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Kamloops & District Chamber of Commerce
39th Annual Business Excellence Awards
Watch the replay of the 2025 Business Excellence Awards livestream hosted on CFJC Today. Congratulations to all finalists and winners from all of us at Pattison Media Ltd.To get in touch with the Kamloops & District Chamber of Commerce, go to KamloopsChamber.ca
Oct 24, 2025
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Hot Nite in the City
Hot Nite Overdrive
Check out the glitz of Hot Nite in the City, showing you not just the coolest cars, but the people that drive them. With driving interviews of the most interesting folks at Kamloops' premier automotive show, this is a program for the biggest petrol heads, and the cursory car curious.
Sep 26, 2025
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Art of Gardening
Art of Gardening - Trouble with plants left in original containers
With so many people living in apartments and condos these days, container planting is the choice for many urban gardeners. But as Maury Hik from Art Knapp Home and Garden explains, you need to be aware of problems arising from plants left in their original containers!
Sep 11, 2025
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British Columbia
3 people kicked out of Canada in extortion probe in B.C., border agency says
VANCOUVER - The Canada Border Services Agency says it has removed three people from the country as part of its work within the B.C. Extortion Task Force. The agency says in a statement that it is also investigating another 78 foreign nationals who may ...
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Biggest landowner in Cowichan area wants Aboriginal title case reopened, in rare move
A company that says it is the biggest private landowner in the Cowichan Tribes' Aboriginal title area in Richmond, B.C., said it will ask the British Columbia Supreme Court to take the rare step of reopening the landmark case. Montrose Properties said ...
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Carney tells business crowd a new pipeline project is 'going to happen'
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney came close to telling a Bay Street audience Friday that he will secure a new pipeline for Alberta, offering his strongest endorsement of the idea yet. During an armchair talk at the Canadian Club Toronto, Carney told...
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ON PEBBLED ICE
Dunstone rolling at first Grand Slam of Curling event south of border
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops skip Matt Dunstone is not going to lose sleep if his team falls short of gold this week at KIOTI Grand Slam of Curling Tahoe.The goal is to leave the event - the first Slam on U.S. soil - feeling locked in ahead of the Canadian Olympic curling trials later this month in Halifax.Dunstone is on track ...
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IN THE WHL
Blazers' blueline finding stride after veteran infusion
KAMLOOPS - Veteran presence is steadying the Kamloops Blazers' blueline, according to head coach and general manager Shaun Clouston. "It's helped quite a bit," Clouston said. "We got off to a pretty good start and then it got tough. We felt like if we could solidify or strengthen the back end it would he...
Nov 07, 2025
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ON THE GRIDIRON
South Kamloops Titans take issue with seeding, aim for upset in provincial high school football playoffs
KAMLOOPS - Gavin Smith and his South Kamloops Titans are taking issue with their seeding in the AA B.C. School Sports Football Championship playoffs, pegged seventh among eight teams in the bracket. "This whole season, we've been kind of doubted," said Smith, a Grade 12 defensive end and fullback. "The p...
Nov 06, 2025
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Canada
Biggest landowner in Cowichan area wants Aboriginal title case reopened, in rare move
A company that says it is the biggest private landowner in the Cowichan Tribes' Aboriginal title area in Richmond, B.C., said it will ask the British Columbia Supreme Court to take the rare step of reopening the landmark case. Montrose Properties said ...
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B.C. RCMP trio violated code of conduct with racist, sexist messages: adjudicator
An RCMP adjudicator has found three B.C constables failed to treat people with respect and courtesy when they posted racist, sexist and homophobic comments in a group chat with other officers and on police computer terminals. Louise Morel found Coquitl...
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Nova Scotia judge approves $32-million settlement for people with disabilities
HALIFAX - A judge has approved one of the largest class-action settlements in Nova Scotia's history, saying the agreement could see the province paying $32 million to as many as 2,600 disabled residents. The award is aimed at compensating people with m...
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World
Trump says US to boycott G20 in South Africa, repeating allegations about treatment of white farmers
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump said Friday that no U.S. government officials would be attending the Group of 20 summit this year in South Africa, citing the country's treatment of white farmers. Trump had already ...
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Orbán says Trump will not punish Hungary for buying Russian energy, reducing impact of sanctions
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says his country has received an exemption from U.S. sanctions on Russian energy after a meeting in the White House with President Donald Trump, an allowance that will keep Russian ...
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Israel says another set of remains of a hostage has been turned over in Gaza
JERUSALEM (AP) - The Red Cross transferred the remains of a hostage to Israeli troops in Gaza, the prime minister's office said Friday, hours after hundreds of mourners flocked to the funeral of a soldier whose body was turned over this ...
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