Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News
HEROES OF THE PANDEMIC: Chefs at The Mustard Seed team up to feed the street population during COVID-19
KAMLOOPS - In the third installment of "Heroes of the Pandemic," we focus on two chefs at The Mustard Seed who have been doing everything in their power to ensure everyone is fed during COVID-19. Diet...
Mar 17, 2021
ASK Wellness recognized with award as part of BC Social Work Week
KAMLOOPS - Social work is essential - that's the theme of BC Social Work Week this year, from March 14 to 21. "At Royal Inland Hospital, for example, social workers continued to support their colleagu...
Dylana Kneeshaw Mar 17, 2021
TRU student groups donate over $500,000 to student initiatives
KAMLOOPS - Thompson Rivers University (TRU) student groups have put money back to students.The TRU Students' Union (TRUSU) donated $550,000 to the TRU Limitless campaign, and the TRU Society of Law St...
Mar 17, 2021
Tourism Kamloops cautiously optimistic local tourism sector will be able to manage post-vaccination traffic
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops expects to be ready for a bounce back in tourism when the COVID-19 pandemic recedes.Scotiabank Chief Economist Jean-Francois Perrault said in an interview that B.C.'s tourism indus...
Dylana Kneeshaw Mar 17, 2021
Wildfire on Strawberry Hill brings back memories
KAMLOOPS - A new fire in our area broke out yesterday in the same general area where a serious wildfire broke out in 2003. The fire is burning in the Strawberry Heights Road area east of Rayleigh. The...
Doug Collins Mar 17, 2021
Avalanche control work to briefly close section of Coquihalla Highway
HOPE, B.C - Drivers taking the Coquihalla this afternoon (Wednesday) can expect delays with avalanche control work planned. Drive BC says the work will take place along a 9km stretch of Highway 5 nort...
Doug Collins Mar 17, 2021
Kamloops Bike Riders Association preaches patience for start of cycling season
KAMLOOPS - With the snow mostly melted, many of the activities associated with warmer weather are starting soon. One of those activities that Kamloops is well-known for is mountain biking. CFJC's Adam...
Doug Collins Mar 16, 2021
No new COVID-19 deaths as B.C. records 556 cases in 24 hours
VICTORIA - There were no new COVID-related deaths in B.C. over the last 24 hours but health officials are reporting 556 new cases today (Mar. 16). In an emailed update, provincial health officer Dr. B...
Dave Barry Mar 16, 2021
HEROES OF THE PANDEMIC: The healthcare professionals in Sun Peaks who helped to contain COVID-19 spread
KAMLOOPS - The second installment of the series "Heroes of the Pandemic" features two healthcare professionals who have been instrumental in containing COVID-19 spread in the resort municipality of Su...
Doug Collins Mar 16, 2021
Nicola Ranch doubles reward for information on Ben Tyner’s disappearance
MERRITT - The reward for information around the disappearance of Merritt rancher Ben Tyner has doubled to $30,000 - with his former employer matching his family's reward amount.John Liu, owner of Nico...
Doug Collins Mar 16, 2021
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