Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

Food and fundraising: Stand with Ukraine working to create $25,000 endowment for Ukrainian students
KAMLOOPS - Saturday (Nov. 4) was a little taste of home for Ukrainian TRU student Sofiia Shmyhovska. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been a source of added stress for Shmyhovska as she studies hal...
Nov 7, 2023

Kamloops council to reconsider 25 per cent water rate hike, moves ahead with Noble Creek temporary pump
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops council has voted in favour of an approximately 4 per cent water utility rate increase in April 2024 to finance a temporary pumping system for locals affected by the decommissionin...
Aaron Schulze Nov 7, 2023

Barb's Used Book & Music Sale to be hosted in historic St. Andrews on the Square
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops area residents looking to update their winter reading and music supplies will soon have access to a massive selection with the return of Barb's Used Book and Music sale. Money rais...
Aaron Schulze Nov 7, 2023

Even with promises of free heat pumps, hybrid model works best for Kamloops climate
KAMLOOPS - While a heat pump may be all one needs in Victoria or Vancouver, in Kamloops it alone will not be effective in the cold depths of winter. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't be looking at m...
Aaron Schulze Nov 7, 2023

Thompson Rivers University joins U.S.-Canada wildfire prediction network
KAMLOOPS - Thompson Rivers University (TRU) has joined the U.S.-Canada Centre on Climate-Resilient Western Interconnected Grid, a coalition made up of 10 other universities in western Canada and the U...
Aaron Schulze Nov 7, 2023

Kamloops Y Winter Adventure & 50/50 tickets on sale
KAMLOOPS - The Kamloops Y is holding another lottery before 2023 wraps up.In a news release issued Tuesday (Nov. 7) morning, the Kamloops Y says tickets are now on sale for its new Winter Adventure &a...
Aaron Schulze Nov 7, 2023

What federal carbon tax decisions mean for B.C
KAMLOOPS - Discussion around the carbon tax is ramping up, amid calls for more federal exemptions and a proposed plan from BC's official opposition to scrap the tax. Some MLAs want to see the tax remo...
Aaron Schulze Nov 7, 2023

Kamloops Farmer's Market moves to new indoor space for the winter
KAMLOOPS - While the outdoor season ended in October, the Kamloops Farmer's Market has found a new home for the 2023-24 winter season.The Mount Paul Community Centre, located at 140 Laburnum Street, w...
Nov 6, 2023

RCMP release details of Friday standoff on Kamloops North Shore
KAMLOOPS - RCMP say a lengthy standoff on the Kamloops North Shore Friday (Nov. 3) came after a report of a man being assaulted and robbed.In a news release issued Monday, detachment spokesperson Cpl....
Aaron Schulze Nov 6, 2023

WATCH: City of Kamloops celebrates the end of Spooky Season with annual pumpkin smash event
KAMLOOPS - As October comes to a close, and spooky season ends, thousands of pumpkins need to be disposed of.That's why the City of Kamloops took the page out of the delinquent teenager handbook and h...
Nov 6, 2023

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Kamloops Votes 2026
Kamloops mayoral debate to air on CFJC-TV Thursday
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What is your top priority in this civic election?
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One Man's Opinion
COLLINS: Terrorism is not going to go away
Oct 5, 2026

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Art of Gardening Special Edition - Labour Day
Week in Review
Week in Review: Week of September 28, 2026
Oct 3, 2026
Two and Out
PETERS: A chorus of truth will always drown out a tiny group preaching hate
Oct 2, 2026