Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

KAMLOOPS - It appears the so-called City of Champions is trying to grab a piece of the action from Kamloops. The owner’s of Edmonton’s Rexall Place – Northlands – unveiled a re...

KAMLOOPS - Tonight marks another important step in the Ajax mine timeline. The BC Environmental Assessment Office, as well as representatives from the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency will be ...

KAMLOOPS - Patsy Cline's recording career was brief; she died in 1963, at the age of just 30, when her manager's private plane crashed. She was the first woman to be inducted into the Country Music Ha...

KAMLOOPS - It has been more than five years of struggle to find a publisher, but a former Canadian Peacekeeper’s dream of having his book printed is one step closer to reality. Scott Casey was o...

KAMLOOPS - The Kamloops-Thompson School District is scaling back its matching contribution to the Teachers’ Pension plan. District 73 received a letter from the Teachers’ Pension plan, sta...

KAMLOOPS - The Kamloops-Thompson Board of Education has renamed two Kamloops schools. Starting in the fall, current Beattie School of the Arts students will attend the ‘Kamloops School of the Ar...

KAMLOOPS - Gasoline prices in Kamloops and across the province are taking a big jump today. Many stations in the city had gas set at about 78.9 through the weekend, but stations are bumping prices up ...

KAMLOOPS - A march was held yesterday on the North Shore, in honour of missing and murdered aboriginal women across Canada. Close to one hundred people took part in the march, which started and finish...

KAMLOOPS - By early Sunday afternoon, the lineup outside Lloyd George Elementary was growing quickly. Eager parents camped out, braving the cold temperatures, all in the hopes of enrolling their child...

KAMLOOPS - Regional agriculture is an important contributor to the local economy, and a key component to ensuring our food supply remains secure, especially in light of the rising cost of imported pro...