Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News
Car smashes into North Shore townhouse
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops Fire Rescue says no one was injured in a bizarre North Shore crash this morning. Just after 9:00 a.m., a small car plowed into a townhouse at 1285 14th St. Initial reports stated t...
Mar 13, 2017
School Board to debate length of spring break Monday night
KAMLOOPS - With the 2017 spring break set to start officially with the end of classes Friday, School Trustees could decide tonight whether this will be the last of the two week breaks. School Trustees...
Mar 13, 2017
Firefighters battle large-scale structure fire on Tk'emlups reserve
KAMLOOPS - A plume of smoke could be seen throughout the city Sunday afternoon as fire crews battled a large-scale structure fire on the Kamloops Indian Reserve. According to Kamloops Fire Rescue Assi...
Mar 12, 2017
City's never-ending winter sees increase in senior isolation and sickness
KAMLOOPS - While the city’s never-ending snow may be frustrating for many residents, it can be downright dangerous for seniors living alone. Dayna Frame, Owner and Care Manager of Nurse Next Doo...
Mar 12, 2017
Train hits stuck vehicle, no injuries reported
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP say luckily no one was hurt after a train struck a vehicle at the Tanager Road Crossing in Valleyview Saturday night. According to Sgt. Darren Michels, the driver of a small T...
Mar 12, 2017
Poor visibility causing numerous delays at Kamloops Airport
KAMLOOPS - Patience is the name of the game at the Kamloops Airport today. As of late morning, one flight has been cancelled and three delayed due to foggy conditions and plane mechanical issues at Fu...
Mar 12, 2017
20th annual Boogie the Bridge aims to be the biggest yet
KAMLOOPS - It may not look like it outside, but spring is ten days away, and that means it’s almost time for CFJC’s TV’s Boogie the Bridge. This year’s run takes place April 30...
Mar 11, 2017
Paramedics petition for greater bargaining rights gaining mileage in Kamloops
KAMLOOPS - Paramedics fight to have the same bargaining rights as fire and police services in B.C is picking up steam. In January, paramedics across the province started a petition to allow ambulance,...
Mar 11, 2017
Award-winning author Richard Wagamese remembered for his kind, strong spirit
KAMLOOPS - Award-winning author and journalist Richard Wagamese has died. According to long-time friend Shelagh Rogers, Wagamese died in the Kamloops area Friday, with the cause of death still unknown...
Mar 11, 2017
Kamloops resident seeks Zimbabwean presidency
KAMLOOPS - Dr. Richard Kanyangu has lived outside of Zimbabwe for the last 20 years, but his heart has never left the country he calls home. As the nation suffers widespread poverty and economic insta...
Mar 10, 2017
