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KAMLOOPS – A pair of hikers took on more trail then they could handle and…

KAMLOOPS – A man's body was found in Peterson Creek in Kamloops yesterday evening and…

KELOWNA – A man's body found in Peterson Creek Park has been identified. The B.C.…

KAMLOOPS – The small fire that burned briefly in Peterson Creek Park this afternoon was…

KAMLOOPS – For the third time in less than two weeks, Kamloops Fire Rescue has…

KAMLOOPS – After performing a handful of rope rescues in the first few weeks of…

KAMLOOPS – Officials from the city of Kamloops and Tk'emlups te Secwepemc gathered at the $3.7…
KAMLOOPS – A major storm in July 2014 ravaged Peterson Creek and other areas of Kamloops and now the city is reviewing the watershed plans to ensure everything possible is being done to protect those areas. The July 23, 2014, storm came in fast and hard, causing flash flooding of city roads, underpasses and trails...

KAMLOOPS - It’s hard to forget the July 23 storm that hit Kamloops hard and fast, leaving a wake of flooded roads, vehicles and trails. Two and a half months later the city is looking to complete nearly $1 million in emergency repairs and is planning on how to address the remaining damage over the...
KAMLOOPS - The rainfall from Tuesday night may have assisted in soaking surrounding wildfires, but didn’t help much with the flood damage at Peterson Creek Park. Staff with the Parks and Recreation department from the City is still assessing the damage caused by the July 23 flash flood. The black-diamond Billy Miner trail has been...

KAMLOOPS – The Billy Miner Trail at Peterson Creek Park has been closed since last week when a flash-flood damaged walkways. The City is now working to repair the trails and assess the level of damage. Hikers are asked to respect signs and temporary re-routing to existing trails. The access road beside Escape Trail is...

KAMLOOPS - Rising and rushing water has the city asking people to be careful near smaller tributaries as well as near ditches and culverts. Peterson, Tranquille and Campbell creeks are among the creeks already affected by high water flow and this fast moving water not only makes the water unsafe, it also can cause the...