Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

COVID-19 outbreak at Highridge Home and Singh House declared over
KAMLOOPS - One of the three COVID-19 outbreaks in the Kamloops area has been declared over.According to Interior Health, the outbreak at Highridge Home and Singh House is no longer active.The outbreak...
Mar 11, 2021

Social housing amendment gives Kamloops council more flexibility
KAMLOOPS - After a contentious and lengthy debate last week about requirements for new social housing projects - the motion was amended by council on Tuesday (March 9). BC Housing, not social agencies...
Doug Collins Mar 10, 2021

Kamloops businesses, tourism sector cautiously optimistic for summer operations
KAMLOOPS - Many businesses who have financially struggled this past year are looking toward the summer with cautious optimism, as health officials say some restrictions could be lifted. Recently B.C's...
James Peters Mar 10, 2021

Kamloops remains the COVID-19 hot spot in Interior Health; 100 cases found last week
KAMLOOPS - While COVID-19 transmission slowed significantly in most areas adjacent to Kamloops, it was still high within the Tournament Capital last week.The latest case count data broken down by Loca...
James Peters Mar 10, 2021

Mild weather brings tick risk back to Kamloops
KAMLOOPS - Ticks are not an uncommon sight in the Kamloops area, especially as the weather warms up in the spring. The first reports of tick sightings are usually in February, but local hiker Gerry Ho...
Mar 10, 2021

Rocky Mountaineer delays start of Canadian travel season until June
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops' tourism sector will have to wait for a substantial part of its income.Rocky Mountaineer, the luxury train tour company that has a route to Vancouver and stays overnight in Kamloop...
Mar 10, 2021

Senior Kamloops-Thompson School District staff reviewing proposed dress code guideline changes
KAMLOOPS - New dress code guidelines for the Kamloops-Thompson School District are under review by senior staff.The district's dress code policies were put under the microscope last month when Norkam ...
Mar 10, 2021

Kamloops RCMP looking for witnesses in back-alley assault
A woman was left uninjured after being assaulted Monday (March 8) evening.The woman was allegedly shoved down by two people while walking her dog in the back-alley area on the 600-block of Victoria St...
Mar 10, 2021

TRU within reach of $50 million fundraising goal by March's end
KAMLOOPS - Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is $1 million off its fundraising goal.The TRU Limitless campaign launched in October, 2019, aiming to raise $50 million along with its 50th anniversary. Th...
Mar 10, 2021

Barriere man charged in September towing compound break-in
BARRIERE, B.C. - A local man has been charged with breaking into a Barriere towing company's compound last September.According to Barriere RCMP, charges of break-and-enter, breach of probation and dri...
Mar 10, 2021

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