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Four UCC students were recently awarded a scholarship from the Certified General Accountants Association of British Columbia.

Seatbelt use in this province is declining and the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia's Youth Employment Initiative (YEI) is trying to change this with a Buckle up for Life message.

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A Kamloops success story is getting more successful all the time after a recent acquisition by MediaWave Communications Corp.

Once Sheanna James completes her four-year arts degree with a major in theatre at Queen's University, she hopes to one day appear in a Broadway play, on television or in movies.

With the recent rash of bear attacks throughout the province, organizers for the Bear Aware program are warning people to take precautions.

A death threat aimed at natives is evidence of the community's rising tensions over native issues, says Neskonlith Indian Band chief Arthur Manuel.

Kamloops RCMP are investigating two Kamloops men after one lied about who attacked him. ABDUCTION IN AG HANDS

When the city builds a new water-treatment plant, water rates in Kamloops will rise. The amount depends on the conservation measures the city implements before construction begins, says utilities engineer Mike Warren.

Falkland RCMP have turned an abduction file over to the Attorney General after a nine-year-old boy and his mother were located in Oregon.