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For 20 years, Nelson Riis represented Kamloops in the House of Commons. Today, he's helping build houses for the world. The former MP is now president of Canadian Rockport Homes International. "We've checked with Canadian embassies.

Some downtown property owners may not like a negative-billing style of voting, but it's required by law. Coun.

It was a scene of barely controlled chaos Wednesday morning at Henry Grube Education Centre.

A resolution to the softwood war with the United States would help, but it wouldn't guarantee the end of temporary mill shutdowns, a Weyerhaeuser official says.

In Arnie Kidner's vision, 400,000 new consumers will flock to the downtown area next year.

Building homes is getting more and more like child's play for Al Norgaard.

If you believed everything you heard, the stock market would be a magical place where double-digit returns are just waiting for you.

A store with national buying power, coupled with small town service.

With a manufacturing history which dates back to 1920 and a Canadian tradition which began in 1968, Mazda qualifies both as one of the oldest, most venerable of the many Japanese car companies and as one of the first to have a major impact on the imp

For the past 24 years, Kamloops Search and Rescue has been there to help when someone goes missing.