Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

KAMLOOPS - The B.C Wildfire Service says a small wildfire that popped up Saturday (May 30) near the Buse Lake area is now under control. Kamloops Fire Centre Information Officer Kyla Fraser says an in...

KAMLOOPS - In the midst of a period of economic uncertainty during a global pandemic, a Kamloops woman has taken on a new leadership role for B.C business advocacy. Aleece Laird has been at the helm o...

KAMLOOPS - Two CFJC Today journalists have been recognized by the Canadian Association of Journalists for their work on a broadcast series. Videographer Kent Simmonds and former CFJC reporter Ashley L...

SUN PEAKS - The Thompson Nicola Regional District says the transfer station and recycling depot in the Sun Peaks area will be closed until further notice, due to a recent landslide. In a post on Faceb...

SALMON ARM - A sandbagging machine has been brought in today (May 30) to expedite flood prep for Salmon Valley residents, ahead of what's expected to be a rainy weekend in the Shuswap area. In a relea...

KAMLOOPS - Kamloops residents are reminded to call before digging, after a backyard gas line was struck in the downtown area this morning (May 30). Sean Beardow with Fortis B.C says crews are currentl...

KAMLOOPS - Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for several areas in B.C today (May 30) - including the South Thompson. According to the forecaster, a low pressure system will mov...

KAMLOOPS - As we head into the last weekend of May, the weather could help accelerate some of the high water we've been expecting in the region. On Thursday, Environment Canada issued a special weathe...

KAMLOOPS - The Legislative Assembly of B.C. is set to reconvene on June 22, after a months-long break due to COVID-19. While some MLAs will meet from the comfort of their homes, local opposition MLAs ...

KAMLOOPS - The City of Kamloops says the indoor track at the Tournament Capital Centre (TCC) will reopen on Monday (June 1).However, the City says other amenities at the TCC will remain closed as offi...