Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

Fires showing little growth
KAMLOOPS - Only one new blaze in the Kamloops Fire Centre over the weekend, out of 233 burning in the province. That one new fire broke out yesterday about 2:00 PM in the Skaha Creek area above Pentic...
Doug Collins Aug 30, 2021 Skaha Creek Wildfire- Credit: Lorraine Collins

Major ignition scheduled for Monday on White Rock Lake fire
VERNON - Monday is expected to be the day when a massive ignition is held on the White Rock Lake wildfire west of Vernon. The process is expected to produce significant smoke which will be visible aro...
Doug Collins Aug 29, 2021

Forecast shows a chance of showers across the Kamloops Fire Centre to start the week
KAMLOOPS - The wildfire situation in B.C. has calmed down over the previous two weeks, including in the Kamloops Fire Centre, and the weather could provide more relief early this week. Environment Can...
Doug Collins Aug 29, 2021

Kamloops residents asked to keep bins off streets after two bear sightings
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP reported sightings of bears in the 500-block of Columbia Street West and Hillside Drive areas Saturday (Aug. 28) evening.Residents are asked to keep their distance, ensure the...
Aug 29, 2021

Kamloops Pride hopeful for strong final day during downscaled pride week
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops Pride 2021 hasn't been as enthusiastic as in previous years. While the society has been able to host a comedy show and Drag Bingo prior to Sunday's (Aug. 29) virtual pride parade, ...
Aaron Schulze Aug 28, 2021

BC Wildfire Service reports progress on all flanks of White Rock Lake wildfire
KAMLOOPS - Crews continue to see positive progress along all flanks of the White Rock Lake wildfire. In its Saturday (Aug. 28) update, the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) says infrared drone scans will con...
Doug Collins Aug 28, 2021

Extended ban on direct flights from India hits international students hard
Sachin Dev is one of the many international students navigating Canada's extended ban on direct flights from India as he tries to make his way to Montreal before the start of the new semester. The PhD...
Aaron Schulze Aug 28, 2021

Horgan addresses Royal Inland Hospital staffing shortage
KAMLOOPS - The Premier is responding to the staffing shortage at Royal Inland Hospital (RIH), after surgeons and nurses have expressed their frustrations.Doctors and nurses at RIH say the staffing sho...
Aug 27, 2021

TRU asks for vaccine status, regular testing of those unvaccinated
KAMLOOPS - Several universities across the province will require all students, faculty and staff to self-disclose their vaccination status, while those unvaccinated will be tested regularly - and Thom...
Aug 27, 2021

Nicola Valley Food Bank steps up to support wildfire evacuees
MERRITT, B.C. - It was on June 30 that a fire tore through the town of Lytton, B.C. Since those early days of the 2021 fire season, the Nicola Valley Food Bank has been there for evacuees."Bedding, cl...
Aug 27, 2021

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