Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

KAMLOOPS - March is Nutrition Month, a good time to stop and take stock of your relationship with food. Most of us have never considered we even have a relationship with food, let alone wonder about h...

KAMLOOPS - Council has settled on a 2.35 per cent average tax increase for 2016 after budget deliberations wrapped up today. That’s about $44 more for the average home valued at $350,000. Mayor ...

KAMLOOPS - RCMP say there has been a rash of vehicle break-ins in the past few weeks. Corporal Cheryl Bush says it’s always an issue, but seems to have gotten worse recently. Bush says vehicle o...

KAMLOOPS - For many, there's nothing quite like enjoying a cold beer; but how much do you know about the brew you're sipping? If you're a craft beer enthusiast, or aspire to know more about the bevera...

KAMLOOPS - A Kamloops council delegation will be heading out on a road trip, if one councillor has his way. Denis Walsh will issue notice of motion at today’s meeting, proposing a city group hea...

KAMLOOPS - The 2016 Y Strong Kids Challenge officially wrapped up today, with the presentation of the team awards at the Downtown Y this morning. The Royal Inland Hospital Team "Rebels Igniting Health...

KAMLOOPS - Another set of open houses focused on the proposed KGHM-Ajax copper-gold mine kicks off this afternoon (March 15). This pair of meetings is drop-in style, without set times for presentation...

KAMLOOPS - A Westsyde resident will be looking for a new RV this summer. Kamloops Fire Rescue were called to the 37-hundred block of Westsyde Road just after midnight last night to find a motorhome fu...

KAMLOOPS - Alison Sidow has been hired as the new Superintendent of Schools for the Kamloops-Thompson School District. She will take over August 1, after the retirement of Karl deBruijn. WATCH: New Su...

KAMLOOPS - British Columbia is home to the largest, and most diverse populations of wild sheep, compared to anywhere else in North America. This weekend, all things wild sheep were celebrated at the a...