Jennifer Stahn

KAMLOOPS – Born to two ski racers/instructors, Elli Terwiel grew up on the slopes of Sun Peaks and now she is looking to take on the slopes of Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics as part of the Canadian alpine ski team. The 2013 season has been the 24-year-old's most successful to date, even though...

KAMLOOPS – After more than 13 years at the current location the North Shore Community Policing Office is set to move around the corner, if rezoning of the Kamloops Kia dealership site on 7 Street goes through. The city purchased the lot late this summer with the intentions of moving the policing office to the...

KAMLOOPS – The popular Run for the Cure will get people lacing their shoes this weekend with other events happening in the city including LARP in the Park, wheelchair sports demonstrations or even off road racing. Friday evening a Sisters in Spirit vigil will be held at the Riverside Park Rotary Bandshell. Drumming begins at...

KAMLOOPS – Mayor Peter Milobar has been trying to get a meeting with Member of Parliament Leona Aglukkaq since the cabinet shuffle in July and later this month he will get the chance to air city concerns over the proposed Ajax mine when he sits down for a one on one meeting with the new...

KAMLOOPS – A 36-year-old Kamloops man is facing drug related charges after RCMP executed a search warrant at a home on 12 Street Thursday night. The Special Projects Unit executed a drug search warrant around 9:30 p.m. and found approximately two ounces of cocaine and heroin, assorted drug paraphernalia, several cell phones, cash and two...

KAMLOOPS – The month started with storms and a heat wave long enough to have the city reopen a water park reopened but after two weeks of above normal temperatures we tumbled to temperatures that had many taking to social media to grumble about the impending winter. September began with an intense storm and more...

KAMLOOPS – The halls of the Tournament Capital Centre Fieldhouse building have been lined with buckets to collect water leaking through the roof, but that's about to change. The city is moving forward with the $855,000 in repairs recommended by industry experts earlier this year. When water was first discovered in the facility the city...

KAMLOOPS – The Pinantan East Paul Lake Fire Department Association is inching closer to having a home for the volunteer fire department. The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has agreed to sell a small piece of land at 2907 Piva Road for $1 to help the association get started sooner rather than later on building the structure....

KAMLOOPS – Canada Post has seen a decline of more than 20 per cent over the last five years, which has led to the decision to replace the downtown Kamloops Post Office with a new Postal Service Centre model. The postal centre will be operational with a couple months and will feature a new configurations...

KAMLOOPS – It's not quite a solid date yet, but the new pay stations set to replace the old parking meters in downtown are to be installed by late October, which means residents can expect parking rates to go up sometime in early November. The 90 new pay stations will replace 850 meters and will...

KAMLOOPS – With rain being forecast every day this weekend and highs expected to reach only 14 C today, four degrees lower than seasonal normals, people may be turned away from some of the outdoor events taking place this weekend but there are many indoor options to enjoy as well. Starting today the Provincial Winter...

KAMLOOPS – International students in the halls of Kamloops schools are turning the district a tidy little profit but the district is hoping for even more as it looks to more than double the program over the next several years and improve the profitability of the program. Tuition from international students earned School District 73...