Jeff Andreas

4 days ago | radionl.com | Jeff Andreas |Drew Ferreira

Helicopters will take to the skies over the North Thompson Valley this week as the Thompson-Nicola Regional District launches its annual aerial mosquito control campaign, aiming to reduce nuisance mosquito populations before they emerge in full force. The operation, part of the TNRD’s Nuisance Mosquito Control Program, begins near Vavenby and moves south toward Kamloops. If needed, areas near Sun Peaks will also be treated.

5 days ago | radionl.com | Jeff Andreas |Stacey Thompson

Drive BC is reporting that Highway 5, north of Blue River is dealing with flooding issues. It says flooding at Allan Creek Rec Site (36 km south of Valemount) is down to single lane alternating traffic. Drivers are advised to watch for traffic control and to expect delays. Drive BC is expected to provide its next update at around 10:00 AM on Tuesday. The issue was first reported on Saturday, May 31.

5 days ago | radionl.com | Jeff Andreas |Drew Ferreira

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 free barbecue, swag tent, and plenty of community fun.

6 days ago | radionl.com | Jeff Andreas

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.

1 week ago | radionl.com | Jeff Andreas |Stacey Thompson

As measles cases continue to rise in parts of Canada, Interior Health is launching a series of free public immunization clinics in Kamloops and Chase to help residents catch up on their vaccinations and protect against one of the most contagious viruses in the world. Outbreaks were first being seen in Ontario and Alberta has confirmed more than 600 cases since early March. In B.C. we have seen confirmed cases, although to date it has been to a lesser extent.