National day of action against Bill C-51
A group of Kamloops activists has organized two events to coincide with nationwide protest activities on Saturday, April 18 calling for the defeat of Bill C-51, the federal [Continue]
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Ajax could ‘alter the social fabric’ says TRU professor
NEWS/ AJAX — A TRU professor will talk about the social impact of the proposed Ajax mine in a presentation Sunday. Dr. Michael Mehta, Professor of Geography and [Continue]
Food trucks to stay, with changes
NEWS/ LIFESTYLE — Food trucks were a hit with downtown workers last year but, with downtown restaurants — not so much. A City staff report says the pilot program that [Continue]
Three in custody after Pineview vehicles broken into
NEWS/ POLICE — Two women and a man are in police custody after a number of vehicles were broken into in the Pineview area. Kamloops RCMP responded to a call around 3 a.m. [Continue]
Westsyde pool faces pricey roof repair, lengthy closure
UPDATE — The Westsyde indoor pool will close effective June 15 as the City seeks a detailed design for a new roof and come up with cost estimates. The roof has been [Continue]
$90-million price tag for performing arts centre ‘a huge number, admittedly’
So far, on paper it looks like children’s building blocks, but plans are taking shape for a $90-million performing arts centre in the Kamloops Daily News building — and [Continue]
