CFJC-TV (Kamloops, BC)

CFJC-TV is a City-affiliated television station broadcasting on VHF analogue channel 4, situated in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. This station is part of the Jim Pattison Broadcast Group. The main studio is located at the intersection of Pemberton Terrace and Columbia Street West in Kamloops, while its transmitter can be found near the Southern Yellowhead Highway/Highway 5, to the southeast of Kamloops Airport. For local viewers, CFJC-TV is accessible on Shaw Cable channel 7 and on Bell TV channel 25 in the region. Satellite subscribers can tune in to the station on Shaw Direct’s Classic tier channel 309 and Advanced tier channel 013. Additionally, a high-definition version of the channel is available on Telus TV channel 692, as well as on Shaw Direct's Classic tier channel 007 and Advanced tier channel 507.

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#343954

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#11341

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NorthPaws aiming to stay perfect in Bellingham after opening weekend sweep of Lefties

4 days ago | cfjctoday.com | Marty Hastings

By ON THE DIAMOND Jun 2, 2025 | 4:41 PM KAMLOOPS — After three games of their West Coast League baseball season, the Kamloops NorthPaws remain undefeated. Kamloops started the campaign with a three-games series against the Port Angeles Lefties this past weekend in Washington state. The NorthPaws opened with a bang on Friday (May 30), hammering the Lefties 8-0.
Carne of Westsyde Secondary wins prestigious $100,000 Schulich Leader Scholarship

4 days ago | cfjctoday.com | Marty Hastings

They are among the most coveted scholarships in the country, awarded to entrepreneurial-minded graduates enrolling in a post-secondary science, technology, engineering or math program – and they’re worth a minimum of $100,000. “I almost didn’t even believe that I had won it because it’s so insanely prestigious and so selective,” said Carne, who thanked Carlson for her crucial role in helping him snare the scholarship.
‘Walks right over top of local government’; Bill 15 faces backlash from Kamloops politicians at two levels

4 days ago | cfjctoday.com | Michael Reeve

The bill, which did stand as a confidence vote, passed by a single vote, with Minister Bowinn Ma speaking to its importance in reacting to growth. “We have seen an enormous growth in population here in British Columbia and communities are calling on us to move quickly on the projects that are important to them,” Ma told reporters in Victoria.
Face-to-face meeting with housing minister helps Kamloops councillors explain impact of no federal funding

1 week ago | cfjctoday.com | Michael Reeve

By 'A Slap in the Face' May 30, 2025 | 4:34 PM OTTAWA — Two days after Kamloops city councillors were informed they had been rejected from receiving federal dollars through the Housing Accelerator Fund, a brief meeting was secured with Minister Gregor Robertson in Ottawa.
Amazing Race to Inclusion gives participants a chance to experience everyday challenges often overlooked

1 week ago | cfjctoday.com | Michael Reeve

“When we were on the bus and stuff, we kind of had a fumble on where to go and everybody was super gracious trying to help, trying to figure it out. Like six people were trying to help me get into the proper position,” added Darby. In addition to wheelchairs, participants experienced a lack of sight and even being non-verbal. “The whole day it was all extremely challenging and I just wanted to remove those barriers.
B.C. launches $5M public safety program to crack down on street crime

1 week ago | cfjctoday.com | Simon Little |Victor Kaisar

The initiative comes as concerns about street crime and disorder make headlines around the province. Earlier this week, the City of Williams Lake said it was considering declaring a state of emergency to deal with the problem, while residents of Nanaimo have staged repeated rallies over what they say is spiralling public disorder.
New partnership between Bell, Groq and TRU set to ensure Kamloops is on the cutting edge of AI expansion in Canada

1 week ago | cfjctoday.com | Michael Reeve

“AI has the potential to revolutionize how we live, how we work and how we connect,” said Executive VP of Bell Rob Malcolmson, “so it’s natural for Bell to harness this powerful new technology ensuring Canada has a sovereign, fully scaled and Canadian-owned AI capacity.” Groq was chosen as a partner in the development due to speeds in data retrieval.
Kamloops councillors allege housing fund rejections were politically motivated

1 week ago | cfjctoday.com | Victor Kaisar |Michael Reeve

By Housing Funding May 29, 2025 | 1:34 PM KAMLOOPS — A pair of Kamloops councillors allege the decision to deny communities like Kamloops a share of funding from the federal government’s Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) was politically motivated. The City of Kamloops will be sending a letter to a handful of members of parliament, voicing its disappointment after the most recent application for $11.9 million was not successful.
Williams Lake considers state of emergency to deal with rising crime, but not nightly curfew

1 week ago | cfjctoday.com | Amy Judd |Emily Lazatin

The six most common risk factors in the community are suspected, unmanaged mental health concerns, lack of appropriate housing, the inability of residents to have their basic needs met, drug abuse or misuse, financial hardship and residents associating with negative peers the report found. Coun. Scott Nelson, who proposed the motion for the local state of emergency, said change has to happen now.
THE TATTLE OF HASTINGS: B.C. Lions defensive backs talk training camp standouts, Kamloops experience

1 week ago | cfjctoday.com | Marty Hastings

By The Tattle of Hastings May 28, 2025 | 6:30 PM KAMLOOPS — The latest edition of B.C. Lions training camp in Kamloops is all but over. The CFL club held its last camp practise on Wednesday (May 28) at Hillside Stadium and will head to Edmonton on Thursday ahead of its final pre-season game on against the Elks on Friday.