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Grey Cup comes to Kamloops
A crowd of Kamloopsians showed up at the Tournament Capital Centre to meet B.C. Lions players Geroy Simon, J.R Larose and Angus Reid and pose with the Grey Cup.
Mini pow wow
A mini pow wow provided strength and spiritual understanding to those attending a cultural day organized by the First Nations education workers at Trec/Four Directions.
Celebration of literacy
The sixth annual ABC Family Literacy Day celebration took place Saturday at Henry Grube Education Centre.
Bus crash: on the scene
Photographer Hugo Yuen was on the scene Monday afternoon after a van crashed into a school bus near Chase.
Celebrating Lohri
The ladies of the Indo Canadian community of Kamloops celebrated Lohri 2012 Sunday evening at the Ukrainian Orthodox Centre on York. The primarily Punjabi cultural event celebrates the seasons, recent marriages, child births and the end of the coldest day of winter. The Lohri celebration includes dinner, singing, dancing and drumming giving than ...
Ice Rescue Practice
Firefighters were practising various techniques on the ice at Pioneer Park in case they need it for a real rescue.The group has been waiting for the weather to get cold enough to freeze the ice for practise.
Carving curves on ice
The Greater Kamloops Motocycle Association held its first ice race of the season on Sunday at Stake Lake.
Wild and wonderful
Our photographers have spotted tamed and untamed animals in their travels recently.
Snowy owls settle in coastal bay
Daily News photographer Keith Anderson was in Delta recently, where he snapped some pictures of flocks of snowy owls that have taken up residence at Boundary Bay Regional Park. The owls have stopped there to gain energy and fat for their flight back to Arctic breeding grounds. People from all over Western Canada and the U.S. converge in the area ...
