Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

419 Moose Squadron flyby to coincide with Memorial Cup ceremony Thursday
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops will have a special visitor make a quick and noisy arrival Thursday afternoon (May 25).The Canadian Armed Forces have confirmed two CT-155 Hawk aircraft from the 419 Tactical Fight...
James Peters May 24, 2023

Flair Airlines to debut Kamloops-to-Edmonton flight next month
KAMLOOPS - Starting next month, Kamloops residents will be able to fly to Edmonton without a connecting flight in Vancouver or Calgary. Flair Airlines will begin to service the route starting on June ...
Aaron Schulze May 24, 2023

Crews put final touches on the Sandman Centre as the start of the Memorial Cup draws near
KAMLOOPS - The field is set. The rink is almost ready. In close to 48 hours, the Sandman Centre will packed to the rafters with fans, as the Memorial Cup gets underway Friday night (May 26)."You look ...
James Peters May 24, 2023

Interior flood risk wanes with peaks already seen on North Thompson, Fraser: province
KAMLOOPS - Flood forecasters for the Ministry of Environment say the flood threat in the B.C. Interior is beginning to subside.This morning, the B.C. River Forecast Centre dropped or downgraded a seri...
Aaron Schulze May 24, 2023

Flood threats calm around Cache Creek, regional rivers
KAMLOOPS - Residents around Cache Creek can expect further relief from flooding and fast-flowing rivers.The BC River Forecast Centre downgraded the Bonaparte River from a flood watch to a high streamf...
James Peters May 24, 2023

Kamloops RCMP searching for wanted woman
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP are searching for a wanted 45-year-old woman.In a news release issued Wednesday (May 24), police say Crystal Levesque is wanted for possession of stolen property, uttering thr...
James Peters May 24, 2023

CSRD, Sicamous voters to decide funding future of Shuswap Watershed Council
SALMON ARM, B.C. - The Columbia Shuswap Regional District Board of Directors wants voters to decide the future of the Shuswap Watershed Council.At a meeting held last Thursday (May 18), directors vote...
James Peters May 24, 2023

Merritt emergency reception centre being replaced
MERRITT, B.C. - The Merritt Emergency Support Services (ESS) building is getting a much needed rebuild."The old building is coming down because of the flood damage," said Mayor Mike Goetz. "It's virtu...
Aaron Schulze May 24, 2023

Chilliwack teenager arrested after motorcycle clocked at 209 km/h on Coquihalla near Merritt
MERRITT, B.C. - An 18-year-old from Chilliwack was clocked going 209 km/h on the Coquihalla Highway last weekend.In a news release issued Wednesday (May 24), BC Highway Patrol says a motorcyclist was ...
Aaron Schulze May 24, 2023

Weather not an issue for 103rd Falkland Stampede
FALKLAND, B.C. - The 103rd edition of the Falkland Stampede had a near-record turnout despite some poor weather in the forecast."We had a really good turnout this weekend. We lucked out with the weath...
Aaron Schulze May 24, 2023

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