New developments, such as Library Square, are luring more to the north side of the river.
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The list of new developments and projects is as long as a drive-thru lineup during a lunch rush at the new Brocklehurst Tim Hortons outlet.
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The 176-page document is a comprehensive land-use blueprint intended to guide the growth of the North Shore for the next 20 years.
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In the last few years, the district has offered several schools of excellence on the North Shore.
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Teen duo heroic in pulling cat, dogs from house fire in Brocklehust.
READBusinessman plans petition to change Kamloops building-inspection practices
READKamloops offered more bus hours from BC Transit
READKamloops issuing more licences to do-it-yourself businesses
READParticulates entering Kamloops' air space are decreasing
READDocuments filed in court address accident at Wiliams Lake campus of Kamloops university
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KTW explores the growth, the changes and the challenges for the community on the north side of the river in this multi-part series.
READKamloops trustees hope for answer on trades school
READKamloops school board to look at policy change
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Standing on her door step, Lynda Boutilier can literally see the positive changes in her neighbourhood.
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In Bob Hughes' crystal ball, the North Shore will be a village filled with funky art shops, cafes and music venues.
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A steady stream of residents got another good look at the proposed Ajax copper and gold mine south of Aberdeen.
READKamloops-Thompson school district policy amendment would allow students to be tested for impairment.
READThe crisis line — 1-888-353-2273 — will be handled by staff and volunteers, each trained to deal with crises
READInvestigators do not believe the fire is suspicious and are looking at electrical wiring as a possible cause.
READ$900 per student, per year, program to be decided on by Kamloops-Thompson board of education.
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