Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

Roden, Smith to remain as TNRD chair, vice-chair
KAMLOOPS - Ashcroft mayor Barbara Roden will carry on as the chair of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District's (TNRD) Board of Directors.Roden, who was first elected as TNRD chair in 2022, was acclaime...
Victor Kaisar Nov 06, 2025

Snowfall warning issued on Coquihalla Highway between Hope and Merritt
KAMLOOPS - Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the Hope to Merritt section of the Coquihalla Highway, warning of as much as 20 cm of snow by Friday (Nov. 7) morning.The weather agency...
Victor Kaisar Nov 06, 2025

Thousands of speeding tickets issued in B.C. in October as police remind drivers to slow down
KAMLOOPS - With summer in the rearview mirror, police in British Columbia say there are still too many people who are driving too fast for the conditions and they note it's an issue as road conditions...
Victor Kaisar Nov 06, 2025

RCMP investigating after students struck by vehicle near NorKam Secondary
KAMLOOPS - Police in Kamloops are investigating after two students were struck by a vehicle around 8:30 a.m. Thursday (Nov. 6) morning near NorKam Secondary School.Kamloops RCMP say the students, who ...
Victor Kaisar Nov 06, 2025

More than 80,000 litres of aviation fuel spilled following derailment near Cherry Creek
CHERRY CREEK, B.C. - Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) is estimating that 80,700 litres of aviation fuel was spilled following Saturday's (Nov. 1) train derailment near Cherry Creek, west of Kamloop...
Aaron Schulze Nov 06, 2025

Kamloops DPAC calls for restriction of 'anti-choice' advertising on transit buses in light of pro-life ad campaign
KAMLOOPS - The District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC) for School District 73 (SD73) is calling a pro-life advertising campaign on Kamloops transit buses "anti-choice political advocacy." The local DP...
Aaron Schulze Nov 06, 2025

After second year of missed housing targets, Kamloops council to pen exasperated letter to province
KAMLOOPS - City of Kamloops staff presented a report on provincial housing targets at the regular council meeting Tuesday afternoon (Nov. 4). This is the second year in a row the city is below the hou...
Curtis Goodrum Nov 05, 2025

Tranquille Road set to re-open with road work pausing over winter
KAMLOOPS - Traffic through Brocklehurst is expected to become a lot smoother over the next three months. Construction crews are working to get as much done as they can on Tranquille Road before paving...
Dylana Kneeshaw Nov 05, 2025

Interior Health touts recruitment, retention progress on RIH OB-GYN departures
KAMLOOPS - Several weeks ago, Royal Inland was facing a mass exodus in the hospital's OB-GYN department, with all seven of those doctors resigning their in-hospital privileges. However, Interior Healt...
Dylana Kneeshaw Nov 05, 2025

Truck smashed through storefront in early-morning break-and-enter: Kamloops RCMP
KAMLOOPS - RCMP are looking for information about a vehicle that was used in a break-in near Aberdeen Mall early Wednesday morning (Nov. 5).In a news release, spokesperson Cpl. Dana Napier says just b...
James Peters Nov 05, 2025

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