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Federal Court gives nod to Gottfriedson Band class settlement agreement

Federal Court gives nod to Gottfriedson Band class settlement agreement

Ottawa will pay $2.8 billion into a fund to help revitalize Indigenous language, culture and heritage lost during residential school years
Shooting has Kamloops Mounties seeking help from public

Shooting has Kamloops Mounties seeking help from public

Man shot in a targeted attack in Valleyiew on March 12 is known to police and suffered non-life-threatening injuries 
UPDATE: Jury decides fate of Kamloops Mountie charged with dangerous driving

UPDATE: Jury decides fate of Kamloops Mountie charged with dangerous driving

The charge against Const. Christopher Squire stems from a police pursuit in December 2018
Kamloops Mounties investigating after man shot in Valleyview

Kamloops Mounties investigating after man shot in Valleyview

The targeted attack left the victim, who is known to police, with non-life-threatening injuries
Harper’s Trail again for sale as owners prepare for retirement

Harper’s Trail again for sale as owners prepare for retirement

If a sale cannot be completed this year, it is possible that Kamloops’ first winery may close
Dyer: In China, floggings will continue until morale improves

Dyer: In China, floggings will continue until morale improves

China has already joined the ranks of the great powers, but it will never be the first
Westsyde finishes third in B.C. in 2A senior boys hoops

Westsyde finishes third in B.C. in 2A senior boys hoops

Meanwhile, the St. Ann's Crusaders finished 10th in 1A play, while the South Kamloops Titans placed 12th among 3A teams
The Lords of the Pipeline wheel in great news for Westsyde family

The Lords of the Pipeline wheel in great news for Westsyde family

After Jacob Paauwe had his bike stolen, a pipeline crew sprang into action and secured new rides for all five kids in the family
Snowpack depths near normal locally and across B.C.

Snowpack depths near normal locally and across B.C.

The North Thompson basin is at 91 per cent of normal (up from 63 per cent a month ago) and the South Thompson basin is at 105 per cent of normal (up from 86 per cent a month ago)
Vaccination mandate to end for provincial public servants

Vaccination mandate to end for provincial public servants

However, employees who work in health-care facilities will continue to need to be vaccinated due to the ongoing provincial health officer orders