Feedback from focus group sessions will help shape economic development action plan
For about two decades, steamboats plied the waters of Kamloops Lake
Two people have been arrested; protesters continue to block construction work
Local turnout echoes nationwide trend, which saw fewer voters than in 2019
Owners would like to see a mini passenger train, ziplines, mini-golf, pipe coaster, and more at site
Council has directed staff to look into possible options going forward
Communities in Bloom also names Ashcroft’s best street(s) of 2021
Mattresses, e-cigarettes, single-use fuel canisters, EV chargers and batteries are on the list
Ross Chonn loses licence for five years and must pay fines totalling nearly $75,000
B.C. makes decision to become first Canadian province to feature photos on driver’s licences
Up to $20 million available to help with extraordinary expenses incurred during this year’s fires
Centre also offers support services and assistance for those in need
Robert Riley Saunders pleaded guilty to stealing from and harming at-risk youth in his care, many of whom are Indigenous
Clinton-based music exploration program would be for kids aged four to 16
A mudslide caused the train to go off the tracks, but no injuries were reported
Saunders is accused of stealing money from at-risk youth in his care, many of whom are Indigenous
58 per cent of more than 70,000 possible electors voted on Sept. 20
The Student Vote Canada program sees NDP candidate take riding over Conservative Frank Caputo by 165 votes
Most routes in B.C. require snow tires from October to April
Our communities are full of people who go that extra mile all the time
