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KAMLOOPS RESIDENTS are getting tired of the phrase, “known to police.” Hearing it mentioned in every crime-related news story elicits groans and eye rolls from [Continue]

THE PAST SIX YEARS have brought quite a roller coaster ride for the Trans Mountain pipeline. The original pipe was completed in 1953, but it was only 2012 when Kinder Morgan [Continue]

DENIS WALSH COULD BE generously described as a wild card around the Kamloops council table. He often appears not to be on the same page as his council colleagues, and [Continue]

LAST MONTH on CFJC Today, Bill McQuarrie talked about what voters can expect in the upcoming election campaign. He got out his crystal ball and predicted certain topics that [Continue]

SUMMER’S NOT OVER YET. At least this summer got off the ground, unlike last year, when the B.C. Interior was shrouded in smoke and thousands lived in fear that their [Continue]

IMAGINE BELIEVING you can do something positive for your community by banning shopping carts. That’s just what Vernon did this week, after a business coalition came to [Continue]

WHEN YOU PUT YOUR City of Kamloops curbside recycling bins out on the street, how much do you think about what happens next to that material? And how much are you stockpiling [Continue]

ONE YEAR AGO. It started on a Thursday evening, a small fire just outside of Ashcroft. By the morning, strong winds had fanned it to 700 hectares and it was ravaging the [Continue]

IT COULD HAVE HAPPENED to almost any neighbourhood in Kamloops. Thursday, it was Batchelor Heights. A storm cell; a lightning strike; and then suddenly, a grass fire racing [Continue]

If we want to change our voting system, we have to change our entire system of government first BEFORE THE PEOPLE OF B.C. consider changing the current electoral system to [Continue]