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SALMON ARE SACRED. The family of migratory fish we all know and love are keystone species that sustain food webs across the province, and they are relatives to be protected through sacred relationship...

Director Kathaleen Shannon Loutitt and Kamloops Film Society's Colette Abbott, talk about the significance of the documentary featuring an interview with Phyllis Webstad, the founding member of Orange...

Kamloops Food Bank's Bernadette Sriacky and Rotarians Sherry Maligaspie and Willy Saari, share their gratitude to the community for coming together in such a short amount of time, to help deliver food...

Executive Director of the BLSC, talks about all the events happening over the next few months, and does a special science demonstration.

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...

I DON'T WANT TO BE A PARTY POOPER, but a move by the City of Surrey to try and catch gangs extorting protection money from businessmen is not likely to work.Here's why. The chain of command among thes...

Kamloops Cancer Supportive Care Society's Leslie Brochu and Ann McCarthy, share more details on the opening of a cancer supportive care facility that will provide an in-person option to accessing vita...

Marcia Dick from the City of Kamloops and Sue Adams from the Kamloops Symphony Orchestra, talk about the ongoing partnership through Barb's Used Book and Music Sale to help recycle books, and discuss ...

Thursday Film Series Committee Member Paul Garrison, breaks down the first film in the fall series, and while there are varying opinions, some enthusiasts regard 'Vertigo' as Hitchcock's greatest.

BRITISH COLUMBIANS WANT ACCESS to high-quality and reliable health care close to home, and they want to be seen by medical professionals who know their personal history. Across B.C., we've been connec...