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Bell Expanding AI Computing Capacity, Beginning with B.C. Data Centres
Apps · British Columbia

Bell Expanding AI Computing Capacity, Beginning with B.C. Data Centres

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Bell Canada has announced plans for a national network of AI computing facilities, the first of which will open next month in British Columbia.See the Story
Kamloops Goaltender Shopping Her Skills to PWHL Teams Ahead of June Draft
NCAA · Duluth

Kamloops Goaltender Shopping Her Skills to PWHL Teams Ahead of June Draft

Her goal: Play professional women’s hockey. 25 year-old Kamloops product Kendra Woodland is anticipating the PWHL Draft set for June 24th. The growing league has expanded into Vancouver and Seattle for the fall. That may provide her and others an opportunity to break into the league with the addition of two teams now to eight in total. “It’s that community piece. You see Logan Stankoven play a game in Vancouver and the amount of people travellin…See the Story
Statement by Prime Minister Carney on Canadian Armed Forces Day
Canadian Armed Forces · Ottawa

Statement by Prime Minister Carney on Canadian Armed Forces Day

OTTAWA, ON, June 1, 2025 /CNW/ – Prime Minister’s Office “For generations, the Canadian Armed Forces have answered the call to serve – upholding our sovereignty with unwavering resolve. On Canadian Armed Forces Day, we honour their sacrifice and service to our great nation. “In an increasingly dangerous and divided world, the new government will rebuild, rearm, and reinvest in the Canadian Armed Forces. We will rapidly procure new equipment and …See the Story

Kamloops Urged to Help Close the Gap on Period Poverty Through United Way’s Campaign

The United Way’s 2025 Period Promise campaign in Kamloops has once again shone a light on the growing challenge of period poverty across British Columbia. Running throughout May, the campaign aimed to collect menstrual products for people who cannot afford them, but campaign manager Chelsea Ingram says while community support was strong, the need remains urgent. “This year, we saw more public involvement than in previous years,” Ingram explained…Kamloops · KamloopsRead Article

“Weeks” suggested as photo reveals flood damage to Yellowhead in North Thompson

As the extent of the damage from flooding along the Yellowhead Highway in the North Thompson corridor becomes clearer, the section of roadway connecting BC to northern Alberta is going to be a challenge to navigate for quite some time. At the same time, don’t expect a lot of updates on damage assessment and reconstruction along the stretch between Blue River and Valemount, which authorities are suggesting is going to take “weeks,” rather than da…Floods · KamloopsRead Article

Reimagining of one-time Mt. Paul KXA site by former Kamloops Blazer gaining momentum

Once the go-to location for outdoor entertainment and events in the Kamloops area, a new push is underway to revitalize the former Kamloops Exhibition grounds in the Mt. Paul Industrial Park. “It is a large business plan with a few different directions of opportunities for growth,” said Steve Gainey, former Kamloops Blazer and professional hockey player, who is leading and financing the effort. Gainey says he became involved with the Mt. Paul Ev…Kamloops · KamloopsRead Article

Kamloops Celebrates Opening of New YMCA Child Care Centre

The City of Kamloops and YMCA BC held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday morning to celebrate the official opening of the new YMCA Station Plaza Care and Learning Centre. The child care facility, which began operations on April 1, adds 32 licensed spaces—12 for infants and toddlers and 20 for children aged 3 to 5—helping to address the city’s pressing need for accessible child care. “This has been a vision for quite some time, so we’re really exc…Kamloops · KamloopsRead Article

TRU crash survivor to compete for Canada in adopting new sport challenge

Just over a year-and-a-half after a fatal car crash left Riley Brinnen with life-altering injuries, the former member of the TRU WolfPack men’s volleyball team is back on the court and competing at the highest level. “It’s pretty incredible, just thinking back to after the accident to where I am now,” said Brinnen, who played four seasons with the ‘Pack and was an assistant coach with the team this past year. “I feel really good about myself, I …Volleyball · KamloopsRead Article

Sun Peaks now in full summer mode

Sun Peaks Resort is officially in full summer mode, inviting visitors and locals alike to enjoy a range of outdoor activities, highlighted by mountain biking and golf. “We were really excited to bring back our pre-ride day for season pass holders on Friday, June 13 — a chance to be first on the trails before the public opening on Saturday, June 14,” says Christina Antoniak, Communications Director at Sun Peaks. The pre-ride day will feature a fr…Kamloops · KamloopsRead Article

Early flooding and fire risk spark caution in North Thompson Valley

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Officials in the North Thompson and Thompson Nicola Regional District are urging the public to be cautious due to rising waterways and high fire riskFloods · British ColumbiaSee the Story

Parkview Activity Centre reopens for summer fun after potential funding for child care space rejected

The City of Kamloops is reopening the Parkview Activity Centre, located at 500 McDonald Avenue, for short-term community use starting Monday. The facility will be available for one-time or short-term bookings, providing extra space for community events, programs, and group activities. This reopening follows the City’s recent application to the Province’s ChildCareBC New Spaces Fund, which aimed to convert the Parkview site into a licensed child …Kamloops · KamloopsRead Article

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