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Kamloops coroner Brian Rasmussen is recommending the City of Kamloops install more warning signs in Riverside Park after the drowning of a 14-year-old girl July 30.

Neskonlith Chief Arthur Manuel says Indian Affairs Minister Robert Nault is failing to live up to his obligations as a federal minister.

Reform candidates could run in the Kamloops and Kamloops-North Thompson constituencies in the coming provincial election.

An ancient form of Eastern medicine, practised in Asia for thousands of years, is now being recognized by Victoria as a regulated heath profession.

Valleyview business owners have support from the city and, now, they're looking for help from the province.

When Zellers opens for business in its new Sahali site on March 31, customers are in for a surprise.

Practice makes perfect.

There are two ways to look at Wednesday's rally to aimed at showing concerns about the school system.

Grade 12 students have until Feb. 28 to send in their RoadSense Team scholarship application into the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia.

New employment insurance legislation, tabled by the federal government this month, could see people who collect short-term benefits retaining a few more dollars at tax time.