Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

UBC Okanagan Heat prevail on pitch, with wins over TRU WolfPack
A pair of Kamloops-Kelowna clashes on Friday (Oct. 11) did not go the way of the TRU WolfPack soccer teams. The UBC Okanagan Heat of the Little Apple came out on top of the Canada West contests, earni...
Marty Hastings Oct 12, 2024

Mynio of Kamloops helps T-Birds to victory over visiting Blazers
KENT, WASH. -- Sawyer Mynio of Kamloops scored twice and added one helper for the Seattle Thunderbirds in a 3-1 victory over the Kamloops Blazers in WHL action on Friday (Oct. 11) in Kent, Wash. Natha...
Oct 12, 2024

Nursing coverage secured in time to avoid temporary loss of emergency medical services at Nicola Valley Hospital
Merritt was to once again be without emergency medical services Friday night (Oct. 11), this according to an Interior Health press release issued at 4:14 p.m. on Friday.But another press release from ...
Marty Hastings Oct 12, 2024

Bert Edwards students engage in annual Rivers Day festivities
KAMLOOPS- September 22 is Rivers Day in B.C. Although that day has come and gone, Bert Edwards Science and Tech School holds its own event to celebrate each year. Students from kindergarten to Grade 1...
Oct 11, 2024

PIT Stop and Mustard Seed to host Thanksgiving meals for community members, shelter residents
KAMLOOPS - Thanksgiving is usually a time when friends and family get together and enjoy turkey dinner, but there are many in the community who might not have a big spread to look forward to. That's w...
Aaron Schulze Oct 11, 2024

Newly appointed CAO McCorkell wants to focus on civic tasks, avoid council chamber turbulence
KAMLOOPS - 'Acting' no more, with Friday's (Oct. 11) announcement of Byron McCorkell as the new Chief Administrative Officer for the city. For nearly a year, he's been working in place of CAO David Tr...
Aaron Schulze Oct 11, 2024

Thousands of Kamloops-area residents go to the polls in first day of advance voting
KAMLOOPS - B.C. saw a record number of voters cast ballots in the first day of advance voting for the provincial election.According to Elections BC, 171,381 people went to the polls on Thursday (Oct. ...
Aaron Schulze Oct 11, 2024

Merritt emergency room to close Friday evening, reopen Saturday morning
MERRITT, B.C. - Merritt will once again be without emergency medical services Friday night (Oct. 11).Interior Health says the emergency department at Nicola Valley Hospital will be closed as of 6:00 p...
Aaron Schulze Oct 11, 2024

Child cyclist injured after being struck by SUV in Brocklehurst Thursday
KAMLOOPS - RCMP are asking the public for tips as they investigate a collision between an SUV and child on a bicycle not far from Brocklehurst Secondary School.In a news release, Kamloops RCMP spokesp...
Aaron Schulze Oct 11, 2024

No longer acting: Kamloops council appoints McCorkell as CAO on interim basis
KAMLOOPS - The City of Kamloops' acting chief administrative officer had "acting" removed from his title. Kamloops council announced Byron McCorkell will serve as the city's CAO on an interim basis, e...
Aaron Schulze Oct 11, 2024

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