KAMLOOPS - This week on Week In Review - budget cuts - staffing numbers are set to be reduced at School District 73.Retirement plans - market drops have many people taking a close look at their investments.And the rebranded Kamloops United Football Club opens its League 1 BC season at home this weekend.

KAMLOOPS - This week on Week In Review - tariff impact - Kamloops businesses navigate ways to keep operating amid the trade war with the United States.House fire - Kamloops Fire Rescue responded to an explosion in Upper Sahali.And criticism around the long-awaited North Shore Access Hub facility has quietened down.

KAMLOOPS - The Week on Week In Review - Election Season - The writ has officially been dropped as we work towards an April 28 election day in Canada.Local or national - we ask people of Kamloops if they care more about their candidates or the federal party leaders.And after more than three years since residents were fo...

KAMLOOPS - Welcome to Week in Review. This week - carbon change - the federal and provincial governments scrap the carbon tax.Measles infections - medical profesionals warn of travel-related spread.And the KIJHL is moving forward towards a two-tier league adjustment.

KAMLOOPS - This week - Sworn In - Mark Carney becomes the 24th Prime Minister of Canada. Conservative Shake up - Three MLAs are out from the BC Conservative Caucus, with the potential for more to follow. And a recap of the heart-wrenching Brier finish for Kamloops resident Matt Dunstone's Manitoba rink.

KAMLOOPS - This week - Budget Day - the Province laid out its spending plan for the next year. Tariff Talk - the economy dives into uncertainty with the U.S. and Canadian Tariff fluctuation. And a Kamloops family is desperately searching for a living kidney donor for their son.

KAMLOOPS - Welcome to Week in Review. This week - case dismissed - the City won its legal battle connected to the alternative approval process for Build Kamloops. New detachment - City Council formalized a plan for a new home for the Kamloops RCMP. And the push continues for more childcare spaces in Kamloops.

KAMLOOPS - Welcome to Week in Review. This week - licencing dispute - The District of Clearwater is calling on the province to interview with an unlicenced restaurant operation. Back in Session - Local MLAs are back in Victoria for the first sitting of the B.C. Legislature since the October election. And the City of Ka...

KAMLOOPS - Welcome to Week in Review. This week - new RCMP building - Kamloops City Council is moving forward with plans to build a new detachment. Housing targets - Kamloops is falling short of the province's benchmark for new builds. And residents are warned to stay off icy rivers as temperatures warm up.

KAMLOOPS - Welcome to Week in Review. This week - another court case - the Attorney General has filed with B.C. Supreme Court but the Mayor of Kamloops has qualms about returning a leaked document.Tariff Talk - Kamloops business owners brace for an economic impact.And Kamloops shelters have been filling up fast as temp...

KAMLOOPS - Welcome to Week in Review. This week - housing - 261 new purpose built rental units are on the way for Kamloops. Tariffs - We examine the impacts of U.S. tariffs on the ranching and beef sector. And Merritt Fire Rescue's Chaplain was honoured for her years of service to the community. WATCH:

KAMLOOPS - Welcome to Week in Review. This week - city budget - Kamloops mayor and council are navigating how this year's tax dollars should be spent. Access Hub - the long awaited shelter is set to open its doors soon. And after a flash flood last summer, Savona residents are asking the TNRD to lend a helping hand in ...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week - lending a hand - BC Wildfire Service crews head to Los Angeles to fight fires. School district budget - education assistants, and parents voice concerns about changes to the spending plan in SD73.And Matt Dunstone and his new rink have their work cut out for them amid the top rank...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, mask mandate - healthcare facilities once again requiring masks during cold and flu season. Snowpack readings - the first round of data is showing near normal levels throughout BC. And Kendra Woodland has been chosen for a new athlete committee, to make national team policy recomme...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, federal shake up - instability amongst the Liberals draws nation-wide attention to what the Prime Minister will do next. Ski safety - Kamloops Search and Rescue urging people to stay in-bounds after four search operations in two weeks. And the puck drops for this year's Kamloops In...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, McGill crash update - families pushed for a review of driver charges related to a deadly crash, but no changes were made. E-scooters - Kamloops is going to join a provincial pilot program to bring electric kick scooters to the city. And Matt Dunstone out of Kamloops shakes up his M...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, mill curtailments - forestry sector struggles bring temporary closures to Interior mills. Apology to the Mayor - councillor Bill Sarai makes a public apology to Reid Hamer-Jackson after recording a heated conversation. And two Kamloops Blazers have been invited to Junior National S...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, Access Hub - plans move forward on a new wraparound shelter service in Kamloops. Charge review - families of university athletes involved in a deadly crash want crown counsel to reconsider the case. And international student revenue has taken a hit at TRU, after federal changes.WAT...

Welcome to Week in Review. Budget talks - the city is looking at a sizable tax increase, with additional policing costs. Merritt shelter - beds at the Knights Inn still haven't opened to unhoused residents. And Logan Stankoven has skated his way into NHL rookie notoriety.WATCH:

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, John Horgan passes away, Kamloops remembers the former premier. Casimir re-elected, Tk'emlups Kukpi7 Rosanne Casimir is set to begin her third term. And Maddy Gobeil is back in Kamloops with the UFV Cascades looking to defend their undefeated record against the WolfPack.WATCH:

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, Kamloops residents weigh in on what the election results south of the border could mean. Shelter space is top of mind as city hall considers how to move forward on an Access Hub facility. And members of the TRU WolfPack men's volleyball team involved in a serious car accidents were...

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, election results -- newly elected MLA's figure out whether they'll be serving as government or opposition.Mayoral renovations -- office changes at city hall are now in place to address workplace interactions.And, a boxer training out of Kamloops is taking his new provincial title to...

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, final provincial results are still in limbo, but the local ridings were taken by Conservative candidates.An update from RCMP in the investigation into the Red Bridge fire.And the City of Kamloops is served legal documents by an opponent of the alternative approval process.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, silica dust exposure is a concern for mine workers at Highland Valley CopperLocal political candidates share party platforms on health, public safety, the environment and affordability.And, construction is reshaping the Tranquille corridor on the North Shore.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Bill C-291, MP Frank Caputo's bill to update legal language around underage sex crimes is passed.A new project in Merritt to naturalize a flood damaged area is underway.And, School District 73 students interested in the medical field get hands-on health science education.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, emergency room shut downs -- Merritt's mayor is concerned about future closures.Public safety -- Kamloops RCMP are called to several high risk incidents in a 24-hour period.And, the provincial election race is picking up in Kamloops ridings.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, the Build Kamloops project received a green light.School District 73 released a budget reduction plan to address the more than $2 million shortfall caused by an accounting error.And Kamloops' Olympic heroes receive a warm welcome home.

KAMLOOPS -- Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Kamloops history burned when the 88-year-old Red Bridge was lost to fire.Also, will forcing people into care have the desired outcome?And, an accounting error has the school district in search of $2.2 million.