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KAG Assistant Curator Craig Willms talks about the exhibit in the Cube, which features the work of TRU Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate Ral Ojah.

Through lived experiences, Ryan Deneault shares his unique story of being a functioning addict for 36+ years and his attempts to fit into society for nearly five decades, to help others find their hea...

CIFM'S Nikki Omen is here every Monday to get you up to date on what's going on in Kamloops throughout the week ahead. Then on Thursday, Nikki is back to tell you about what's happening in Kamloops ov...

KAMLOOPS - This week on Week In Review - budget talks - early estimates show Kamloops taxpayers facing a nearly 11 per cent increase in 2026.Daycare spot - a new childcare options is now available for...

Greg Unger with the Kamloops Farmers' Market and Food Blogger Sam Bregoliss, talk about the importance of supporting local and working to reduce food waste. Sam shows us how to create a 'freezer scrap...

Madeline Adams, Volunteer for the Kamloops Arts & Crafts Club, shares the details of this year's Christmas Artisan Sale which will feature all sorts of handmade items that will make the perfect ho...

FOR MANY YEARS, Kamloops council would try to keep its annual property tax increases right around the rate of increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI).In layperson's terms, CPI measures the prices o...

The 20th Annual B-100's Basics for Babies was held Friday, November 21st at the Delta Hotel in downtown Kamloops. Just like the last 19 years, the community really showed up to support our city's youn...

Era Byrde and Christina Percy from Away Home Kamloops, discuss the significance of the annual campout and the important programming the funds raised support. This year's event will fall on the anniver...

Angela Ganson, Jennifer Blasko and Janet Beedle from the BCLC Employee Giving Committee, talk about the the direct impact Basics for Babies has in the community and the commitment BCLC has to helping ...