Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

KAMLOOPS - Every day, Susan Simpson is so grateful to still be able to hug and kiss her 21-year-old son Jessie. She embraces him every opportunity she can. “It’s absolutely a miracle that ...

KAMLOOPS - It’s been 133 years since Louis Riel, a political leader of the Metis people, was executed for treason. On Friday (Nov. 16), the Metis flag was raised outside of Kamloops City Hall. T...

KAMLOOPS - It’s been 133 years since Louis Riel, a political leader of the Metis people, was executed for treason. On Friday (Nov. 16), the Metis flag was raised outside of Kamloops City Hall. T...

KAMLOOPS - The Christmas season is - to some - the most wonderful time of the year. But, to many others, it’s a time of struggle. For families who are just scraping by, the thought of purchasing...

KAMLOOPS - The Christmas season is - to some - the most wonderful time of the year. But, to many others, it’s a time of struggle. For families who are just scraping by, the thought of purchasing...

SUN PEAKS, B.C. - Sun Peaks Resort is putting the final touches on runs today, as they gear up to be the first resort in B.C open for skiing this weekend. Chief Marketing Officer Aidan Kelly says they...

SUN PEAKS, B.C. - Sun Peaks Resort is putting the final touches on runs today, as they gear up to be the first resort in B.C open for skiing this weekend. Chief Marketing Officer Aidan Kelly says they...

KAMLOOPS - Overdose deaths in Kamloops were nearly non-existent during some parts of this year, but that’s no longer the case. Seven people died of a drug overdose in Kamloops during September o...

KAMLOOPS - Overdose deaths in Kamloops were nearly non-existent during some parts of this year, but that’s no longer the case. Seven people died of a drug overdose in Kamloops during September o...

KAMLOOPS - Thompson Rivers University has issued a public statement today, clarifying their support of faculty rights to academic freedom in the midst of disciplinary action involving one of their fac...