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Homeowners may be able to get help for storm-damage costs from disaster program

July 25, 2014 // 0 Comments

City guestimating $1 million to $3 million damage to public infrastructure NEWS/ CITY — Homeowners out of luck in having storm damage covered by their house insurance may [Continue]

Exhibition centre, water park broached for second phase of TC Ranch

July 25, 2014 // 0 Comments

NEWS/ CITY — An exhibition centre and a destination water park are among the possible additions to the Tournament Capital Ranch lands north of Rayleigh. They’re among [Continue]

B.C.’s minimum drink prices updated, pitcher now $12

July 25, 2014 // 0 Comments

NEWS — The provincial government has updated B.C.’s minimum drink prices. When the government introduced happy hours and minimum pricing in June, it said it would [Continue]

Wildfire danger down but campfire ban still on in Interior

July 25, 2014 // 0 Comments

NEWS/ WILDFIRES — Despite the heavy rainfall this week and a drop in the fire danger rating from high to low, the campfire ban will continue in all areas of the Kamloops [Continue]

A phone call, and a chance at the NHL

July 25, 2014 // 0 Comments

By GREGG DRINNAN Spencer Asuchak had waited most of his 22-plus years on this earth for THE phone call. It came last month, and now he’s preparing for a taste of the big [Continue]

Everybody home in five areas where wildfires being contained

July 24, 2014 // 0 Comments

NEWS/ WILDFIRES — After a week of major fires throughout the Kamloops Fire Centre, residents affected by five of them have been allowed to go home. The Smith Creek, Apex, [Continue]