Police remind ‘riders’ about rules of road
NEWS/ POLICE — Spring brings a stern warning from RCMP to skateboard and longboard riders: Respect the City bylaw or face fines and confiscation of their boards. Cpl. [Continue]
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Fire centre clamping down on size of open burning in effort to cut human-caused fires
NEWS/ FIRE CENTRE — The size of open fires will be restricted in most of the Kamloops Fire Centre starting May 15 in an attempt to reduce the number of human-caused fires. [Continue]
City Hall sets out guidelines for plan to annex New Gold, process could take up to two years
NEWS/ CITY COUNCIL — It could take six months to two years to complete a Kamloops boundary extension that would take the New Gold underground mine property into the City. A [Continue]
Meat shop clerks robbed by man with knife
NEWS/ POLICE — Two female clerks were robbed by a man with a knife at the M&M Meat shot at 12-3 Summit Drive about 6 last night. No one was injured in the robbery but [Continue]
Fences come down at B.C. beer gardens
Gone are the days of cordoned-off beer gardens at family-friendly festivals in B.C. Liquor law changes made today allow parents to enjoy a drink and explore the festival [Continue]
Review of city’s official community plan exciting process that allows us to think big
COLUMN (FROM CITY HALL)— Coun. Donovan Cavers writes as part of a series of alternating columns by Kamloops City councillors. By COUN. DONOVAN CAVERS The renewal of our [Continue]
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