Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

KAMLOOPS - Relieved and encouraged. That’s how TRU Students’ Union Vice-President External Cole Hickson is feeling following a meeting with MLAs Todd Stone and Peter Milobar Friday. Organi...

KAMLOOPS - The Thompson River steelhead’s numbers are depleting, and the Kamloops Fly Fishers’ Association is taking action. President Leonard Piggin is urging federal Liberal cabinet mini...

SUN PEAKS - Sun Peaks is already known throughout western North America as one of the premier winter destinations for skiing and snowboarding but has yet to really fulfil it's potential as a summer de...

KAMLOOPS - The Radio Television Digital News Association has named the CFJC newsroom as a finalist for two regional awards. CFJC Today is a finalist in the Digital Media category for small and medium ...

KAMLOOPS - The City of Kamloops and the Kamloops Innovation Centre have teamed up in a new pilot project. Three city Information Technology emloyees will continue to perform their regular duties over ...

KAMLOOPS - Bad news on the unemployment front in Kamloops. Labour Market Analyst Vincent Ferrao with Statistics Canada says the unemployment rate rose locally to 10.8 per cent in February, up from 9.3...

KAMLOOPS - Mounties have finally recovered the body from the Domtar Pulp Mill site. The body was first discovered by mill employees Wednesday afternoon on the property near one of the mill’s set...

KAMLOOPS - The Campus Activity Centre at Thompson Rivers University was filled with job-seekers Thursday afternoon. Close to 1500 students attended the University’s annual job fair, to try and m...

KAMLOOPS - It’s known as the ‘silent killer’ – Chronic Kidney Disease is considered the fastest growing health concern in our province, with thousands of renal patients on dial...

KAMLOOPS - This year, the City of Kamloops will pay half a million dollars in MSP premiums for its nearly 900 employees and has budgeted an extra $100,000 as a cushion. But in 2019, the city will be s...