Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

Public parking access at Royal Inland Hospital temporarily adjusted due to construction
KAMLOOPS - Interior Health says the access road to the Clinical Services Building parkade at Royal Inland Hospital (RIH) will be closed from this week (Dec. 13 to 19).While the parkade will remain ope...
Aaron Schulze Dec 13, 2021

Highways across southern B.C. expected to see snow Monday night
KAMLOOPS - Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement warning drivers to be prepared for difficult driving conditions on highways throughout southern BC. It says a low pressure system w...
Dave Barry Dec 13, 2021

Merritt students set to be back in school by early new year
MERRITT, B.C. - School District 58 (SD58) is announcing its face-to-face learning plan which will allow Merritt students to access in-person learning by mid-January. Since the Coldwater River burst it...
Dec 12, 2021

Secret Santa warms the hearts of lonely seniors in Kamloops
KAMLOOPS - The Centre for Seniors Information is getting ready to give out more than 600 Secret Santa gifts to seniors in need.Inside each bag is $50 worth of personal hygiene items, comfort items suc...
Dec 12, 2021

Thompson Hotel seeing jovial response to Christmas toy drive for Merritt residents
KAMLOOPS - When the City of Merritt was evacuated nearly a month ago, many headed to Kamloops and took shelter at local hotels. One of those hotels, the Thompson Hotel downtown, has been hearing the h...
Aaron Schulze Dec 11, 2021

'It's fragmented': British Columbia Seniors Advocate Office's report suggests flaws in gathering senior abuse information
KAMLOOPS - The British Columbia Seniors Advocate Office released a review on Seniors Abuse and Neglect earlier this week. The report reviews five years of existing data. In its findings, it highlights...
Dave Barry Dec 11, 2021 Image Credit: Photo 80342057 / Ian Allenden / Dreamstime

Repairs to Coquihalla corridor proceeding ahead of schedule
MERRITT, BC - It's been nearly a month since the atmospheric river event dumped record levels of precipitation throughout the southwest section of British Columbia.While many evacuees have returned ho...
Dec 10, 2021

Wildlights kicks off at BC Wildlife Park after brief hiatus
KAMLOOPS - Twenty-Three Days of Christmas at the BC Wildlife Park kicks off on Friday night (Dec. 10) with Wildlights.After cancelling Wildlights 2020 due to COVID-19 event restrictions, the event is ...
Dec 10, 2021

Minister Farnworth says rebuilding flood-impacted cities like Merritt may have to look different in future
KAMLOOPS - Minister of Emergency Preparedness Mike Farnworth got to see first-hand on Thursday (Dec. 9) the devastation in Merritt.It was a visit not just to tour around, but to lend a helping hand to...
Dec 10, 2021

Kamloops RCMP warns of doorstep package thieves during holiday season
KAMLOOPS - As delivery trucks make their way through Kamloops ahead of the holiday season, Kamloops RCMP are reminding residents to take steps to prevent porch pirates.RCMP say with the increase in on...
Dec 10, 2021

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