Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

Kamloops Y to reopen downtown fitness facility next Monday
KAMLOOPS - The Kamloops YM-YWCA says it will partially reopen next Monday (June 15).In an email to members, the Y says the downtown facility's dryland fitness amenities, including cardio equipment and...
James Peters Jun 10, 2020

Court system faces major backlog as provincial courthouses start to reopen
KAMLOOPS - The wheels of justice turn slowly, and with court proceedings delayed by COVID-19, they will be grinding even slower. Concerns over COVID-19 halted most in-person appearances in provincial ...
Jun 09, 2020

Annual summer events, fundraisers in Kamloops moving online to avoid cancellation
KAMLOOPS - The pandemic-related restriction on large public gatherings has given event planners in Kamloops a new challenge. In-person events, and fundraisers held in the city during spring and summer...
Jun 09, 2020

Province says alpine snowpack remains higher than normal in Kamloops region
VICTORIA - New snowpack values from the province show there is still plenty of snow that needs to come down from the alpine this spring and summer.According to the B.C. River Forecast Centre's (RFC) J...
Jun 09, 2020

Thompson Rivers University to offer international credential transfer for open learning students
KAMLOOPS - Students taking university-level courses online via open learning resources will have a simpler way to get credit for their studies, thanks in part to Thompson Rivers University (TRU).In a ...
Jun 09, 2020

City of Kamloops asks artists to help beautify McArthur Island garbage bins
KAMLOOPS - The City of Kamloops is enlisting the help of local artists to help fight vandalism.In a news release, the City has put out a call for proposals to paint six waste bins on McArthur Island. ...
Jun 09, 2020

Northern Shuswap Treaty Council and Tribal Council celebrate $32 million loan forgiveness
SECWEPEMCULUCW, WILLIAMS LAKE - The Northern Shuswap Treaty Society (NSTS) and the Northern Shuswap Tribal Council (NSTC) are celebrating the forgiveness of over $32 million in accumulated negotiation...
Jun 09, 2020

Residents lend KFR a hand in Valleyview accident
KAMLOOPS - Residents in Valleyview did most of the work this morning cleaning up after a single vehicle accident. Kamloops Fire Platoon Captain Wade Lindoff says they were called out at 6:00 AM to a r...
James Peters Jun 09, 2020

School district reports about one in six students returned to the classroom
KAMLOOPS - The Kamloops-Thompson School District says 15-to-18 per cent of students in the district - or about one in six - returned to their classrooms last week. Families were given the option to se...
Jun 08, 2020

Province lifts high water advisories for several rivers, including North Thompson, Bonaparte
VICTORIA - It's one of the first indications that the threat of high water is subsiding.The B.C. River Forecast Centre (RFC) has lifted a series of high streamflow advisories, including those in place...
James Peters Jun 08, 2020

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