KAMLOOPS -- Welcome to Week in Review. This week, civic dysfunction -- more division arises between Kamloops mayor, council and city staff. Raising Lytton -- the town that burned to the ground is finally rebuilding. And, April snowpack numbers paint a picture of flood and drought potential.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, code of conduct -- a report into allegations of workplace harassment and bullying at Kamloops city hall was given to media this week.Wildfire training -- a new provincial education centre has been announced at Thompson Rivers University.And, a Kamloops parent is warning other famili...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, city hall suspension - how city councillors responded to a decision by the mayor to suspend the acting CAO Byron McCorkell.New agreement -- tk'emlups and the Catholic Church take another step toward reconciling. And, Kamloops is preparing for another dry summer, with drought plans ...

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, budget shortfall - Interior Health left searching for $16 million following hospital district decision. Tin Cup rally - Kamloops seniors facing a cost of living crisis.And, the local film industry is starting the year on a high note with big name productions coming to the region.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, the amount of time waiting for a surgery -- any surgery -- has decreased in Kamloops.A municipal advisor sent to Kamloops to work with mayor and council is wrapping up.And after a season marked by tragedy, TRU's men's volleyball coach is honoured with a national award.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Kamloops City council decides which supplemental items will make the cut. Merritt looks into funding options to develop land and build more homes.And, Logan Stankoven is making a name for himself in the NHL.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Kamloops RCMP are investigating a string of downtown break and enters through February.Kamloops schools don pink for the annual Pink Shirt Day across Canada.And, the incredible story of Luke Verhoeff and his battle to find his voice and share it with the world.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, concerns are growing about whether the Kamloops Cancer Centre will stick to the provincial spending schedule.The local BCSPCA branch rescues 31 dogs out of a Clearwater property.And, Kamloops council makes changes to climate action taxation ahead of a landmark civic budget decision.

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, BC's Health Minister says the new cancer centre for Kamloops will be open in 2028. New information from the province shows more people with no fixed address are leaving Kamloops than coming in. And the long awaited Summit Connector Overpass Project hits another snag. WATCH:

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, the Build Kamloops Committee is trying to renew plans for a performing arts centre.Two Kamloops area MLA's outline improvements they would like to see along the Yellowhead Highway.And, the TRU WolfPack men's volleyball team is playing well this season - amidst a devastating loss for...

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, a Kamloops councillor wants to raise the minimum temperature needed to open an emergency shelter.The TNRD looks at motion to improve flood mitigation near highway 8.And, TRU's Student Union partners with the City to give international students lifesaving skills.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, extreme weather shelters open as artic air blows through the area.The B.C. Government says the business plan for a Kamloops Cancer Centre has been completed.And more on what a recent supreme court decision around open drug use means for Kamloops.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, as Influenza hits its peak in British Columbia, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) reports three children have died. B.C. property assessments are in the mail - property owners in Kamloops see a 2 per cent decrease on average.Day One Society is offering a 20 thousand dollar...

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, service cuts - council may be looking at cutting costs to limit next year's tax increase. Pre-natal care in Kamloops - a recently opened pregnancy triage clinic needs funding to stay open.And, KIBIHT is underway with teams from all over the world flying in.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Kamloops council agrees to bring plans for a sobering centre to the B.C. Government.Dozens of high-demand childcare spaces open up in Kamloops.And a Kamloops teen's fundraiser for Kamloops Hospice lights up brighter than ever.

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, the WolfPack athletic community grieves - after the loss of one of their own. Potential for new cancer equipment in Kamloops met with surprise, and cautious optimism. And, two years after a flooding disaster, re-built housing in Merritt starts to feel like home.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, the Skwlāx band is coming together after summer wildfire damage.Kamloops Council makes a decision around how much water rates are going to increase.And, this month men are encouraged to find ways to take care of their physical and mental health year-round.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, the Kamloops RCMP need a new home as the detachment is bursting at the seams.Local business provide details on how crime is affecting the Kamloops business sector.And, Christmas Amalgamated kicks off their holiday season of giving, expecting more families than ever to need support i...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, utility bills - why Kamloops council is changing course on a proposed increase. Heat pumps - are they worth it in the interior?And, inside look into indigenous veterans day with Tk'emlups.

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, council review - one year into the job, and mayor and council are looking to improve their working relationship. Hope for the family doctor shortage in Kamloops.And, a new homeless count showing how many people in Kamloops are without a home may not be accurate.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, devastating back-burn - Residents in the North Shuswap file a complaint with the Forest Practices Board.The Kamloops Sexual Assault Counselling Centre receives provincial funding.And, a sad goodbye as readers say goodbye to the final physical newspaper in Kamloops.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Rally in Lytton - residents of the destroyed village demand action to rebuild their homes.Five years of legalized weed, we see how local cannabis retailers have grown.And, for Breast Cancer Awareness moth, we hear from survivors about the importance of regular screening.

Welcome to Week in Review.In this edition of week in review - the BC Wildfire service says the 2024 fire season will go down as one of the worst in provincial history.The rising cost of living is affecting most British Columbians with low-income seniors facing difficult decisions.And the TRU Wolfpack salute one their t...

Welcome to Week in Review. This week, SOGI protests - hundreds gather in downtown Kamloops.Funding for addiction services - Union of B.C. Municipalities pass resolution.And, BC Realtors donates $265,000 for towards wildfire relief.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Premier David Eby stops in Kamloops and tours wildifre striken communities in the Shuswap. New insights on Merritt's flooding - a report paints a clearer picture of what was known and when.The 2023 Parkison Superwalk raises funds and awareness for local program.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, a Shuswap return - three weeks after the Bush Creek East wildfire devastated the community, residents return home.Firefighters continue to battle the blaze after losing their homes.Students returned to school on Tuesday.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, Residents in the North Shuswap angry over a lack of support. Premier David Eby travels to Kamloops to begin tour of fire damaged communities.Evacuess are coming to Kamloops for Emergency Support Services.

Welcome to Week in Review.This week, the Columbia-Shuswap Regional District (CSRD) has issued evacuation alerts for Lee Creek and Scotch Creek.The B.C. Wildfire Service has planned a massive ignition to reduce the danger posed by the Lower East Adams Lake wildfire.The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) has rescin...