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Boyfriend left her for dead: now she wants life back

In her mind's eye, Lisa Harrison sometimes still sees the man with the knife who took her eyes and plunged her world into darkness.

By Robert Koopmans Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: January 27,2012

Chamber defends stance on opposition to panel review for mine

Former mayoral candidate and Kamloops Chamber of Commerce member Dieter Dudy is unhappy with the...

posted: January 27,2012

No room in the truck for Ajax critic

A rancher and member of B.C. Grasslands Conservation Council had his invitation as a tour guide...

posted: January 27,2012

Man who starved family dog to death jailed 90 days

A man who starved his family’s pet dog to death, letting the animal slowly and painfully die...

posted: January 27,2012

Kenney pushes for more skilled immigrants to 'grow the economy'

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney happened to ride in the same elevator in a downtown building...

posted: January 27,2012

City employees sign on to shovel snow for seniors

Kamloops is not Los Angeles, but it seems to be a city of angels. In less than two days, 32 City...

posted: January 27,2012

Meth trade source of big profits for criminals, judge told

The manufacture and sale of crystal meth is a lucrative, illicit business that generates...

posted: January 27,2012

Apolitical silviculture group gives Dix a shot at keynote speech

Big political players will exchange ideas on B.C.’s forest policy at a conference in Kamloops ...

posted: January 27,2012

Wilson re-elected Neskonlith chief

Chief Judy Wilson will serve her third consecutive term leading Neskonlith First Nation after...

posted: January 27,2012

Get ready to roar, Kamloops: Grey Cup and Lions in town

The Grey Cup and some of the B.C. Lions who won it are in town Wednesday, Feb. 1, at the Tournament ...

posted: January 27,2012

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City & Region

Boyfriend left her for dead: now she wants life back

In her mind's eye, Lisa Harrison sometimes still sees the man with the knife who took her eyes and plunged her world into darkness.

By Robert Koopmans Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: January 27,2012

Chamber defends stance on opposition to panel review for mine

Former mayoral candidate and Kamloops Chamber of Commerce member Dieter Dudy is unhappy with the...

No room in the truck for Ajax critic

A rancher and member of B.C. Grasslands Conservation Council had his invitation as a tour guide...

Man who starved family dog to death jailed 90 days

A man who starved his family’s pet dog to death, letting the animal slowly and painfully die...

Kenney pushes for more skilled immigrants to 'grow the economy'

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney happened to ride in the same elevator in a downtown building...

City employees sign on to shovel snow for seniors

Kamloops is not Los Angeles, but it seems to be a city of angels. In less than two days, 32 City...

Meth trade source of big profits for criminals, judge told

The manufacture and sale of crystal meth is a lucrative, illicit business that generates...

Apolitical silviculture group gives Dix a shot at keynote speech

Big political players will exchange ideas on B.C.’s forest policy at a conference in Kamloops ...

Wilson re-elected Neskonlith chief

Chief Judy Wilson will serve her third consecutive term leading Neskonlith First Nation after...

Get ready to roar, Kamloops: Grey Cup and Lions in town

The Grey Cup and some of the B.C. Lions who won it are in town Wednesday, Feb. 1, at the Tournament ...

West Beach falls into receiver’s hands

Court protection from creditors has been lifted from the controversial West Beach development on...

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City & Region

In her mind's eye, Lisa Harrison sometimes still sees the man with the knife who took her eyes and plunged her world into darkness.

By Robert Koopmans Daily News Staff Reporter posted: January 27,2012

Former mayoral candidate and Kamloops Chamber of Commerce member Dieter Dudy is unhappy with the...

A rancher and member of B.C. Grasslands Conservation Council had his invitation as a tour guide...

A man who starved his family’s pet dog to death, letting the animal slowly and painfully die...

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney happened to ride in the same elevator in a downtown building...

Kamloops is not Los Angeles, but it seems to be a city of angels. In less than two days, 32 City...

The manufacture and sale of crystal meth is a lucrative, illicit business that generates...

Big political players will exchange ideas on B.C.’s forest policy at a conference in Kamloops ...

Chief Judy Wilson will serve her third consecutive term leading Neskonlith First Nation after...

The Grey Cup and some of the B.C. Lions who won it are in town Wednesday, Feb. 1, at the Tournament ...

Court protection from creditors has been lifted from the controversial West Beach development on...

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By Robert Koopmans Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: January 27,2012