Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News
Body located on the Tk'emlups reserve
KAMLOOPS - RCMP were called at approximately 1:00 PM on February 6th, 2016 to a report given by a hiker that a deceased body was located in the rural area of the Kamloops Indian Reserve. The hiker had...
Kayla Derkach Feb 06, 2016
RCMP arrest suspect in Valleyview motel murder
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP have made an arrest in one of the city’s two January homicides. According to a news release, a 65 year old Kamloops man has been arrested for murder in the death of a 49...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
Refugees adjust to life in Kamloops
KAMLOOPS - Life in B.C. and in Kamloops is starting to feel like home for many of the Syrian Refugees. The Kamloops Mosque and the Islamic association have played a big role in their transitions. WATC...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
Possible breakdown in TRU talks
KAMLOOPS - A note on the Thompson Rivers University website suggests there may be a breakdown in the negotiations between the university and its faculty association. The note announces the mediator be...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
Ultralight crash near Knutsford
KAMLOOPS - A Kamloops-area pilot survived a crash of his ultralight aircraft near Knutsford this week. Bill Yearwood of the Transportation Safety Board says it happened on Monday. Yearwood says the pi...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
TCC hosts breakfast with Hockey's Holy Grail
KAMLOOPS - It was another chance for residents of Kamloops to rub elbows with hockey royalty, and an opportunity to see two of the most storied trophies in the game. This morning, as part of ScotiaBan...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
Fun Family Day festivities in the Tournament Capital
KAMLOOPS - Monday marks the fourth Family Day in the province of B.C. and the holiday is being marked in the Tournament Capital with fun festivities. Hockey Day in Canada has taken over the TCC this w...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
DFO still looking into lowest sockeye return since 1939
KAMLOOPS - After the Department of Fisheries and Oceans revealed the number of sockeye salmon returning to the South Thompson and Adams River fell to its lowest since 1939, it says it’s still lo...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
Local company feeling affects of low sockeye return
KAMLOOPS - The record low numbers are having an impact on local salmon businesses like Riverfresh, which catches and sells sockeye salmon from the South Thompson. The company says it expected low numb...
Kayla Derkach Feb 05, 2016
Heavy snow in B.C.’s southern mountain passes may hamper Family Day plans
VANCOUVER - Mother Nature is delivering a miserable start to a long weekend for many British Columbia families. B.C. marks Family Day on Monday, but anyone driving to or from the southern Interior may...
Kayla Derkach Feb 04, 2016
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