News Items tag as: KMDEC1615

School and seamstress spin holiday magic for Salmon Arm student
December 16, 2015 - 8:30 PM

SALMON ARM - Things were looking grim when Olivia Perry-Coultas and her teachers started looking for something she could wear to the Salmon Arm Secondary winter formal dance — few things fit and time was running out.
Councillor wants public comment about Ajax Mine to be part of council meetings
December 16, 2015 - 5:00 PM

KAMLOOPS - If you’ve been waiting to voice your opinion on proposed Ajax Mine to city council, you might soon be able to bring your views to council chambers.
Crane at Royal Inland Hospital construction site set to come down
December 16, 2015 - 2:45 PM

KAMLOOPS - Construction on the Royal Inland Hospital’s clinical services building and parkade continues move along, with a summer 2016 opening date being planned.
Kamloops extends pesticide ban to municipal property
December 16, 2015 - 1:15 PM

KAMLOOPS - A ban on pesticide use on residential ornamental shrubs, flower beds and grass now extends to city parks and properties in Kamloops.
Man killed in workplace fall at Kamloops construction site named
December 16, 2015 - 12:17 PM

KAMLOOPS - The 45-year-old man killed when he fell from a scissor-lift at a construction site in Kamloops earlier this month has been named by the coroners service.
Kamloops area food banks receive record donation; labour council says more help still needed
December 16, 2015 - 11:45 AM

KAMLOOPS - Generous donations and deliveries have helped local food banks this year, but according to the president of the Kamloops District Labour Council there needs to be a shift in government to meet the increasing needs of British Columbians accessing the food bank.
VIDEO: How we deal with rock slides in B.C.
December 16, 2015 - 10:30 AM

LYTTON - A rock slide on Highway 12 between Lytton and Lillooet on the weekend shut down the highway, but with a little drilling and blasting crews were able to reopen the roadway Monday.
Earthquakes felt in Kamloops, Princeton
December 16, 2015 - 7:44 AM

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - Princeton has been a hot bed of earthquake activity in the past week and today Kamloops joined in on the action.
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The Okanagan has its own tiny form of alligator
It’s spring and all sorts of cold-blooded creatures are slithering to warm rocks, including a type of lizard with the face of an alligator. The northern alligator lizard is most commonly found near rock faces, said Pete Wise, owner of

Make panzanella salad to celebrate the end of peach and tomato season
Harvest is in full swing now which means last chance for romance with some of your favourite fall ingredients. Peaches are rounding up for the year and so are heirloom tomatoes, so please make this salad as a finale to another wonderful season.

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News Items tag as: KMDEC1615

School and seamstress spin holiday magic for Salmon Arm student

Councillor wants public comment about Ajax Mine to be part of council meetings

Crane at Royal Inland Hospital construction site set to come down

Kamloops extends pesticide ban to municipal property

Man killed in workplace fall at Kamloops construction site named

Kamloops area food banks receive record donation; labour council says more help still needed

VIDEO: How we deal with rock slides in B.C.

Earthquakes felt in Kamloops, Princeton

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