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Striking CP Rail workers worry about cuts to pensions

Striking CP Rail workers in Kamloops say they are on the streets to preserve hard won pensions — some after more than 30 years on the railway.

posted: May 23,2012

Man charged after high-speed chase acquitted over police breach of rights

A provincial court judge acquitted a man of multiple criminal charges Wednesday after ruling that...

posted: May 23,2012

Paramedics turns celebration into Dufferin family fundraiser

Paramedics are known for their compassion, but on Wednesday, they took it one step further when...

posted: May 23,2012

Kamloops crews take off to battle forest fires in Quebec

Kamloops wildfire fighters are in high demand across Canada, and Thursday they take their skills to ...

posted: May 23,2012

Merritt takes big hit with loss of Mountainfest, mayor says

At the height of its popularity, the Merritt Mountain Music Festival brought a $9-million economic...

posted: May 23,2012

All-out enforcement keeps weekend campers off grasslands

Months of getting information to off-roaders as well as enforcement over the May long weekend kept...

posted: May 23,2012

More charges laid against Merritt's former top cop

Additional charges have been laid against a B.C. Mountie accused of stealing drugs from a police...

posted: May 23,2012

Overpass repairs mean three more weeks of detours

If you have to cross the Overlander Bridge in the coming weeks, you should note the Tranquille Road ...

posted: May 23,2012

Lytton First Nation man gets conditional sentence for sex assault

A B.C. Supreme Court judge considered a Lytton man’s aboriginal background Tuesday as he...

posted: May 23,2012

Unknown if asbestos present in federal gov't building

The city’s Service Canada building is on a list of federal buildings that might contain...

posted: May 23,2012

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City & Region

Striking CP Rail workers worry about cuts to pensions

Striking CP Rail workers in Kamloops say they are on the streets to preserve hard won pensions — some after more than 30 years on the railway.

posted: May 23,2012

Man charged after high-speed chase acquitted over police breach of rights

A provincial court judge acquitted a man of multiple criminal charges Wednesday after ruling that...

Paramedics turns celebration into Dufferin family fundraiser

Paramedics are known for their compassion, but on Wednesday, they took it one step further when...

Kamloops crews take off to battle forest fires in Quebec

Kamloops wildfire fighters are in high demand across Canada, and Thursday they take their skills to ...

Merritt takes big hit with loss of Mountainfest, mayor says

At the height of its popularity, the Merritt Mountain Music Festival brought a $9-million economic...

All-out enforcement keeps weekend campers off grasslands

Months of getting information to off-roaders as well as enforcement over the May long weekend kept...

More charges laid against Merritt's former top cop

Additional charges have been laid against a B.C. Mountie accused of stealing drugs from a police...

Overpass repairs mean three more weeks of detours

If you have to cross the Overlander Bridge in the coming weeks, you should note the Tranquille Road ...

Lytton First Nation man gets conditional sentence for sex assault

A B.C. Supreme Court judge considered a Lytton man’s aboriginal background Tuesday as he...

Unknown if asbestos present in federal gov't building

The city’s Service Canada building is on a list of federal buildings that might contain...

Ranta holds out hope for copper refinery despite hard facts

Following a meeting with officials from Teck Corp. and the province, Cache Creek mayor John Ranta...

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