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Taylor Rae
Before university, Taylor spent a year abroad living in Thailand which encouraged her to finish her degree studying in Turkey, both experiences have made her an avid traveller. Taylor graduated from Thompson Rivers University with a degree in Communications and Public Relations. Although born on the coast, Taylor has lived the majority of her life in Kamloops and enjoys what the region has to offer. In her spare time, you can find Taylor volunteering in the community or out on an adventure with her friends and her dogs.
Wildlife officers in Alberta investigate after close to 100 geese found dead
TABER, Alta. – Alberta wildlife officials are investigating the discovery of close to 100 dead…
N.S. retiree cites ‘vulgar’ government ads in bid to get licence plate back
HALIFAX – A Nova Scotia retiree who is fighting to regain a personalized licence plate…
Pro-Nazi posters discovered at B.C. university on Remembrance Day
VANCOUVER – Officials at the University of British Columbia says pro-Nazi posters have been found…
Transgender job fair aims to help integrate trans people into workforce
TORONTO – A Toronto transgender woman is holding a job fair geared toward transgender and…
UPDATE: Missing Kamloops woman located
UPDATE: 8:12 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2017 KAMLOOPS – Police say a Kamloops woman who…
What’s in a name? Plenty for Alberta First Nations seeking heritage recognition
If a group of First Nations get their wish, Calgary will be renamed Wichispa Oyade…
Federal report outlines hopes, skepticism on free trade with China
OTTAWA – A sweeping federal report shows that Canadian businesses aren't sure a free trade…
Liberal MPs to blitz ridings with reminders of their greatest hits
OTTAWA – As Liberal MPs spend this week in their ridings, they are tasked with…
TRENDING NOW: Testing extreme alarm clocks
BuzzFeed had two couples test out three alarm clocks that are supposed to help slow…
Protesters vow to continue B.C. fish farm protest amid court action
PORT HARDY, B.C. – First Nations protesters at a salmon farm off the northern coast…
Trudeau in Manila to pursue deeper trade, security ties in Asia-Pacific
MANILA, Philippines – Justin Trudeau landed in the Philippines on Sunday with the goal of…
Texas town holds 1st Sunday service since church attack
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Texas – Hundreds of mourners crowded into the tiny town of Sutherland Springs…
Rare cosmic appearance in the early morning sky
You have a chance to witness another rare cosmic display tomorrow but you'll have to…
Looking for a forever home; Kelowna SPCA pet of the week
KELOWNA – This charmers name is Gus. Some of Gus' favourite activities include relaxing, calm…
Canada’s push to eliminate coal power takes on U.S. clean coal in Bonn
OTTAWA – Climate change talks in Germany are headed for a collision course on coal…
Adults with autism want to give more input on services catering to community
TORONTO – A growing number of Canadian businesses are providing programs and services geared toward…
Tuked away no more: Canada’s first permanent road to Arctic coast to open
TUKTOYAKTUK, N.W.T. – At 6 a.m. on Wednesday, in the arctic cold and darkness of…
Ottawa responds to NAFTA challenge that it’s not tough on tailings pond leaks
EDMONTON – The Canadian government says it lacked the scientific evidence to determine if oilsands…
B.C. grapples with future of Site C, as Premier Horgan sends ministers north
VICTORIA – The fate of the largest public project in British Columbia's history, the Site…
How Canada turned to Mexico to fend off TPP pressure from Japan, Australia
DANANG, Vietnam – From the outside, it looked like yet another bilateral meeting between Justin…
Migrants, moms and the Indian Act: how federal politics touched us this week
OTTAWA – Bill Morneau's French villa? We hardly knew ye. Weeks of loud opposition-led scorn…
TRENDING NOW: Freeze frame football challenge
The guys at the YouTube channel Dude Perfect are back with their shenanigans. This time…
Visiting Vimy Ridge memorial in northern France a solemn pilgrimage for Canadians
VIMY RIDGE, FRANCE, Canada – The first thing many notice when approaching the Canadian National…
Veterans who have considered suicide noted in national Remembrance Day service
OTTAWA – Thousands of Canadians stood in the biting cold for national Remembrance Day services…