Jennifer Stahn
Double digits, sun and maybe some snow in store for Kamloops
KAMLOOPS – Mother Nature has a mixed bag of weather in store for Kamloops this…
Two teens struck in Kamloops crosswalk
KAMLOOPS – Two teenagers crossing the road in a marked crosswalk were injured after being…
Need for speed at Sun Peaks this week
SUN PEAKS – This week the world's fastest non-motorized sport hits the slopes as the…
Art Exposed regional exhibition
KAMLOOPS – Those looking for original, affordable artwork made by community artists of all ages…
Kamloops Symphony’s next performance named after guest soloists: Fringe Percussion
Four soloists will perform with a stunning array of percussion instruments for Kamloops Symphony’s next…
Weekly Volunteer Highlights for March 3 to 10
Wildlife Park Family Farm Assistants – The Wildlife Park is in need of volunteers to…
Weekend of warm, wet weather for the Okanagan
OKANAGAN – Temperatures are again expected to stay warmer than seasonal normals this weekend, but…
Double-digit temperatures sticking around in Kamloops
KAMLOOPS – Mother Nature seems intent on letting us have warmer temperatures for the next…
Several injured in Kelowna bar brawl
KELOWNA – A fight inside a downtown pub last night left several people injured but…
Help locate missing Enderby woman
ENDERBY – A local woman who told friends she was moving to Calgary has not…
Company discriminated against B.C. Christian university graduate: tribunal
VANCOUVER – A graduate of a Christian university has been awarded $8,500 by a British…
Judge finds ICBC liable for malicious prosecution, awards woman nearly $400,000
VANCOUVER – A British Columbia judge has awarded a woman who "experienced the wrath" of…
B.C. music fans disappointed as 2016 Squamish Music Festival cancelled
SQUAMISH, B.C. – Vancouver-area music fans are upset about the unexpected cancellation of a major…
Electric cars to travel passenger free in B.C.’s HOV lanes
VANCOUVER – Drivers in British Columbia have an extra incentive to go electric. Eligible battery-powered…
More ugly fruit and vegetables coming to Loblaw stores across Canada
TORONTO – Ugly food can mean a pretty profit. At least, that's the bet Loblaw…