Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

Savona residents concerned about controlled ignitions they feel are unnecessary
KAMLOOPS - The scheduled backburns around the Tremont Creek wildfire are sending flames into the air and smoke into the sky. According to the B.C. Wildfire Service, the controlled burns are necessary....
Doug Collins Aug 11, 2021

Kamloops more than doubles its weekly COVID-19 cases, Central Okanagan sees another large uptake
KAMLOOPS - After a slight decrease the previous week, he latest breakdown of COVID-19 cases by Local Health Area (LHA) shows Kamloops' COVID-19 cases have doubled over the last week.The map from the B...
Aug 11, 2021

2022 TRU Training house is underway
KAMLOOPS - A wood cutting ceremony was held in Tobiano on Wednesday (Aug. 11) morning to launch the Thompson Rivers University (TRU) Training house.The annual project aims to educate construction stud...
Doug Collins Aug 11, 2021

Kamloops residents revel in fresh, smoke-free air (for now)
KAMLOOPS - For weeks, folks have been hoping for a glimpse of this - fluffy white clouds drifting lazily across the blue sky. "I'm just happy that it's clear skies," one person at Pioneer Park said wi...
Aug 11, 2021

Medal of honour, other sentimental items stolen from emergency evacuation bin in Kamloops
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP are asking for the public's help in recovering some stolen items with irreplaceable sentimental value.A poem from a family's late son, a silver medal of honour, and four silve...
Doug Collins Aug 11, 2021

B.C records 536 new COVID-19 cases, with 258 identified in Interior Health region
VICTORIA - The Interior Health (IH) region continues to lead the way with new COVID-19 cases and active infections in B.C. The province is reporting 536 new virus cases today (Aug. 11), 258 of which f...
Doug Collins Aug 11, 2021

Elective surgeries postponed in Interior Health hospitals as B.C. prepares for heatwave response
KAMLOOPS - The B.C. government says all hands are on deck to prepare for the heat warning issued by Environment Canada that could last as late as Sunday (Aug. 15).During an availability on Wednesday (...
Aug 11, 2021

United Way accepting B.C. wildfire relief funding applications
KAMLOOPS - United Way B.C. (UWBC) says applications are now open for agencies and organizations helping with wildfire relief.In early July, UWBC re-launched its United For BC Wildfire Recovery Fund to...
Aug 11, 2021

Interior Health: more than 95 per cent of COVID-19 cases during Central Okanagan outbreak from residents not fully immunized
KAMLOOPS - Interior Health (IH) has put out of plea to the unvaccinated, especially those in the Central Okanagan - get vaccinated."COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to increase in the Cent...
Aug 11, 2021

Man arrested after alleged pellet gun assault in Sicamous
SICAMOUS - Sicamous RCMP say a 43-year-old man from Revelstoke was arrested on Sunday (Aug. 8) after he allegedly shot two people with a pellet gun last month. In a release, police say the investigati...
Aug 11, 2021

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