Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

Paving work scheduled along Fourth Avenue as sewer main project moves to next phase
KAMLOOPS - The City of Kamloops says work to pave a one-block section of Fourth Avenue downtown will be taking place Friday (Aug. 29). In a brief social media post, the city said Fourth Avenue between...
Victor Kaisar Aug 29, 2025

RCMP say swimmer who drowned in Tobiano Saturday was TRU international student
TOBIANO, B.C. - The person who drowned in Tobiano last Saturday (Aug. 23) evening has been identified by police as a Thompson Rivers University international student.In a news release Thursday (Aug. 2...
Victor Kaisar Aug 29, 2025

Cayenne Creek fire near Seymour Arm being held
SEYMOUR ARM, B.C. - The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) says a fire that sparked north of Seymour Arm on Monday (Aug. 25) is being held at 10 hectares in size. In an update, it said the Cayenne Creek wildf...
Victor Kaisar Aug 29, 2025

UPDATE: Clearwater emergency room reopens after nine hour closure
CLEARWATER - (UPDATE 7:15 a.m.): The emergency room at the Dr. Helmcken Memorial Hospital in Clearwater has reopened after a nine hour overnight closure. Late Thursday (Aug. 28) evening, Interior Heal...
Victor Kaisar Aug 29, 2025

Local arts organizations support creation of non-profit society to operate Kamloops Centre for the Arts
KAMLOOPS - On Thursday (Aug. 28), City of Kamloops staff were asked by the Build Kamloops Committee to begin the process of creating a non-profit organization to run the day-to-day operations of the K...
James Peters Aug 28, 2025

TRU welcomes back students, adapts to the changing landscape of post-secondary education
KAMLOOPS - The new semester at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is set to get underway next week, under a whole new dynamic of student enrollment. Federal mandates have lowered the amount of internati...
Michael Reeve Aug 28, 2025

Mayor calls on SD58 to move upcoming meeting discussing school closure to Merritt
MERRITT, B.C. - Merritt's mayor has added his voice to the growing chorus calling on School District 58 to hold a crucial upcoming meeting in Merritt instead of Princeton.The Sept. 10 meeting will dis...
Michael Reeve Aug 28, 2025

Kamloops, Tk'emlúps await word on fate of 2027 North American Indigenous Games bid after Calgary removed as host
KAMLOOPS - The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) Council will have more to say in the coming weeks after it announced that Calgary will no longer be hosting the 2027 North American Indigenous Gam...
Victor Kaisar Aug 28, 2025

'It's left a big hole in our lives'; One year after Coquihalla hit-and-run, victim's family pleads for information
MERRITT, B.C. - The family of a man killed in a hit-and-run on the Coquihalla Highway one year ago is making a desperate appeal for information.The body of Buddy Rhodes, 24, was found at the side of t...
James Peters Aug 28, 2025

Kamloops-area communities set new daily temperature records for fourth day in a row
KAMLOOPS - New data from Environment Canada shows several Kamloops-area communities set new daily temperature records for the fourth consecutive day because of the ongoing spell of unseasonably warm w...
Victor Kaisar Aug 28, 2025

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