Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

DECISION 2021: Climate Change
KAMLOOPS - In the second part of our federal election coverage, we look at climate change. After another devastating wildfire season, caused in large part by a series of heatwaves through the province...
James Peters Sep 14, 2021

Blazers to allow 50 per cent capacity for pre-season games
KAMLOOPS - Following Interior Health's updated guidelines regarding live events on Monday (Sept. 14), the Kamloops Blazers announced the team will host 50 per cent of the Sandman Centre's capacity for...
Sep 14, 2021

Kamloops RCMP seek assistance in fraud investigation
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP are asking the public for help with a fraud investigation that began in late July.Images of a fraud suspect on July 31 were received after a bank contacted RCMP to report a su...
Sep 14, 2021

DECISION 2021: COVID-19 Pandemic Response
KAMLOOPS - The federal election is exactly one week away with voters going to the polls on Monday, Sept. 20. There are many issues that could impact this election, but none bigger than the pandemic. T...
James Peters Sep 14, 2021

Interior Health allows 50 per cent capacity for large events; participants must be fully vaccinated
KAMLOOPS - Interior Health updated its COVID-19 regional orders to make it possible for larger events to go ahead in the Interior, if participants show proof of full vaccination. All participants at a...
Doug Collins Sep 13, 2021

TRU lowers flags to half-mast for Kamloops student who passed away due to accidental overdose
KAMLOOPS - Aaron Manson's family says it's been a "sad go" since April 26.The 26-year-old was entering his fifth and final year of a Bachelor of Business Administration degree at Thompson Rivers Unive...
Sep 13, 2021

TRU hoping to build $2.5 million modular homes for students as soon as possible
KAMLOOPS - International students at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) are struggling to find housing this year - and the university might have a solution within the next 24 hours.Although TRU has fewe...
Sep 13, 2021

MLAs to Premier and Health Minister: 'Look the people of Kamloops in the eyes. Walk them through your plan...'
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops-South Thompson MLA Todd Stone and North Thompson MLA Peter Milobar called an impromptu news conference early Monday (Sept. 13) morning after the provincial government sent out a ne...
Sep 13, 2021

Smooth start to vaccine card checks at recreational facilities in Kamloops
KAMLOOPS - While some individuals are voicing their opposition to being asked to provide proof of vaccination cards for non-essential activities, it's been a quiet adjustment at City of Kamloops recre...
Sep 13, 2021

Interior Health sees 542 new COVID-19 cases over the weekend; active caseload drops by more than 200
KAMLOOPS - According to the latest update from health officials, Interior Health accounted for about a quarter of B.C.'s new COVID-19 cases over a three-day period.Between Sept. 10 and 13, the provinc...
Sep 13, 2021

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