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City & Region

Hefty price tag for new bus service

B.C. Transit has offered the City thousands of hours of extra transit service, as well as new service to the Tk’emlups Indian Band.

By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: February 3,2012

City asks a lot of candidates who want to replace Diehl

The bar has been set high for those hoping to be the City’s next chief administrative officer....

posted: February 3,2012

Ajax issue gears up next week with open houses

Public input on the giant Ajax mine project revs up again next week with two days of open houses....

posted: February 3,2012

Go-go gala: Foundation fundraiser approaches magic number

It's a grand time in the Grand Hall as a full house gathers tonight for the annual TRU Foundation...

posted: February 3,2012

Dump owner seeks exclusion of public from court hearing

A Kamloops businessman wants the public excluded from the courtroom in his bid to have City...

posted: February 3,2012

Sheep transplant will preserve health of herd, says biologist

Sun Rivers’ herd of wild bighorn sheep is as much a part of the community culture as the...

posted: February 3,2012

Education minister helps open district's newest StrongStart program

About 25 babies, toddlers and their parents helped Kamloops-Thompson School District celebrate the...

posted: February 3,2012

Education minister talks business with school board

He read a children’s book to toddlers and visited a science class for teenagers, but George...

posted: February 3,2012

Winter more dangerous but driving need not be deadly, says instructor

While some highway crashes might be unavoidable, many times there are measures drivers can take to...

posted: February 3,2012

Judge lifts ban on victim’s name — CBC can publish

It would be unjust to prevent a sexual abuse victim who wants to talk to the media from doing so...

posted: February 3,2012

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QUESTION OF THE WEEK

City & Region

Hefty price tag for new bus service

B.C. Transit has offered the City thousands of hours of extra transit service, as well as new service to the Tk’emlups Indian Band.

By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: February 3,2012

City asks a lot of candidates who want to replace Diehl

The bar has been set high for those hoping to be the City’s next chief administrative officer....

Ajax issue gears up next week with open houses

Public input on the giant Ajax mine project revs up again next week with two days of open houses....

Go-go gala: Foundation fundraiser approaches magic number

It's a grand time in the Grand Hall as a full house gathers tonight for the annual TRU Foundation...

Dump owner seeks exclusion of public from court hearing

A Kamloops businessman wants the public excluded from the courtroom in his bid to have City...

Sheep transplant will preserve health of herd, says biologist

Sun Rivers’ herd of wild bighorn sheep is as much a part of the community culture as the...

Education minister helps open district's newest StrongStart program

About 25 babies, toddlers and their parents helped Kamloops-Thompson School District celebrate the...

Education minister talks business with school board

He read a children’s book to toddlers and visited a science class for teenagers, but George...

Winter more dangerous but driving need not be deadly, says instructor

While some highway crashes might be unavoidable, many times there are measures drivers can take to...

Judge lifts ban on victim’s name — CBC can publish

It would be unjust to prevent a sexual abuse victim who wants to talk to the media from doing so...

Walmart asked to help pay for bus shelter as part of expansion request

Walmart is being asked to contribute to a bus shelter on Hillside Drive and a path leading up to it ...

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QUESTION OF THE WEEK

City & Region

B.C. Transit has offered the City thousands of hours of extra transit service, as well as new service to the Tk’emlups Indian Band.

By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter posted: February 3,2012

The bar has been set high for those hoping to be the City’s next chief administrative officer....

Public input on the giant Ajax mine project revs up again next week with two days of open houses....

It's a grand time in the Grand Hall as a full house gathers tonight for the annual TRU Foundation...

A Kamloops businessman wants the public excluded from the courtroom in his bid to have City...

Sun Rivers’ herd of wild bighorn sheep is as much a part of the community culture as the...

About 25 babies, toddlers and their parents helped Kamloops-Thompson School District celebrate the...

He read a children’s book to toddlers and visited a science class for teenagers, but George...

While some highway crashes might be unavoidable, many times there are measures drivers can take to...

It would be unjust to prevent a sexual abuse victim who wants to talk to the media from doing so...

Walmart is being asked to contribute to a bus shelter on Hillside Drive and a path leading up to it ...

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By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: February 3,2012