Drug trade continues to drive property crime
NEWS — The drug trade continues to drive property crime in Kamloops and you might be the victim of theft from your car or home because of it. That’s one of the [Continue]
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Pain is back but will end soon as last of work on Tranquille Road corridor gets underway
NEWS — There will be another trip for Tranquille Road corridor businesses but it should be less painful than the last one. The City has advised them that construction along [Continue]
Traffic moves cautiously at scene of log spill
NEWS — Traffic was still slow through the Mount Paul Road-Yellowhead Highway intersection at the noon hour today due to a spill of logs. Fortunately, no injuries were [Continue]
North Shore wants the new performing arts centre but doubts City will build it there
NEWS — The North Shore wants the performing arts centre but doesn’t have high hopes it will be built there, says the executive director of the North Shore Business [Continue]
Sentencing in two months on cat strangling
NEWS — Kamloops resident Steven Seidel will be sentenced in two months on convictions of three counts of animal cruelty in a case involving a family pet, Oreo. B.C. SPCA [Continue]
Burning fee doubles; season April 1 to 30
NEWS/ CITY HALL — Open burning of yard and garden waste on properties of an acre or greater within Kamloops and Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc will be allowed from April 1 to [Continue]
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