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OTTAWA – In Mike Duffy's telling, his last months inside the Conservative caucus were a devastating series of betrayals and threats, designed to force him into admitting he had botched his Senate expenses.

KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP were overwhelmed with the generosity of Kamloops on Sunday, Dec. 13, when 14 cruiser loads of donations were received at Walmart and Toys R Us locations. RCMP officers, volunteers and Christmas Amalgamated were out to accept donations, in efforts to make Christmas brighter for families in need. A huge thank you...

PORT RENFREW, B.C. – Communities along the West Coast of Vancouver Island say the provincial government needs to step in to save the ancient, massive trees that grow in the Walbran Valley.

KAMLOOPS - The Kamloops Blazers 1994-95 team will be inducted in the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame. The class of 2016 was announced on Dec. 10 and the Blazers will become the first junior hockey team to be inducted into the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame. The 1993-94 and 1994-95 Kamloops Blazers were previously inducted...

PENTICTON - The Penticton ANAVETS recently presented a cheque to the local army cadets program. Jack Martin, president of the Penticton ANAVETS (Army, Navy, Air Force Veterans) Unit #97, presented the cheque to Warrant Officer Maggie Jones of the 788 BCD Army Cadets in Penticton. The presentation was made on Wednesday, Dec. 9, while the...

KAMLOOPS - With only a month left to go, the Kamloops Airport is set to beat the record 310,000 travellers who passed through the gates in 2014. With more than 290,000 travellers already in the books for 2015, the airport has surpassed the 2013 numbers and is just shy of the nearly 313,000 travellers who...

The 2016 KISS festival is coming soon. We will screen the entries March 6 at the Paramount theatre. Deadline to submit films will be Friday Feb. 26, 2016. Drop off your films to Moviemart before 9 p.m. on the 26th. Preferred format is .mov or .mp4. DVD burns of your film are also acceptable. To be eligible...

VICTORIA – A new report that puts British Columbia's children's watchdog in the crosshairs of a malfunctioning ministry is riddled with faulty conclusions, including that the deaths of some children in care is inevitable, said Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond.

OTTAWA – When Justice Murray Sinclair formally ends the six-year Truth and Reconciliation Commission later this morning with the release of its final report, he'll be setting a high bar for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - The next two weeks could be everything you wished for if sky watching is at the top of your Christmas list. The northern lights seem to have been making a lot more appearances this year, and another storm is expected to hit Earth this week, as early as this evening. Unfortunately Environment Canada...

BOSTON – Pamela Paquin's source for fashion is either "tres chic" or will make you shriek.

OKANAGAN - The temperatures will drop back below 0 Celsius this week after a long run of weather warmer than seasonal normals in the Okanagan. Environment Canada is calling for the mercury to stay around 2 C to 4 C throughout the region today, Dec. 14, but then the overnight temperature will drop to as...

KAMLOOPS - The temperatures are finally dropping this week after a long run of weather warmer than seasonal normals in Kamloops. Environment Canada is calling for the mercury to stay around 4 Celsius today, Dec. 14, but then the overnight temperature will drop to -5 C, marking the return of sub-zero temperatures. Highs the rest...

Canadian Cancer Society Gift Wrapping Volunteers – This December the local Kamloops Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society will be providing Gift Wrap by Donation at Aberdeen Mall for the entire month. As you can imagine, it takes hundreds of volunteers to make this program successful. We need your help! Donations of time are just...

OKANAGAN - It seems our stretch of well-above seasonal normal temperatures is coming to an end, but we still have a few slightly warmer days ahead of us. Environment Canada is calling for a high of 3 Celsius today, Dec. 11, in the Vernon and Kelowna areas, with a high of 4 C expected in...

KAMLOOPS - It seems our stretch of well-above seasonal normal temperatures is coming to an end, but we still have a few warmer days ahead of us. Environment Canada is calling for a high of 4 Celsius today, Dec. 11. Temperature highs and lows are expected to range from 0 C to 5 C over...

MONTREAL – A late spring caused Canada's maple syrup production to fall for the second consecutive year in 2015 — and El Nino is threatening to put a dent in next spring's output as well.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland – The IOC will launch an independent auditing of the money it gives to sports organizations in a bid to prevent the type of corruption scandals that have engulfed the governing bodies of soccer and track and field.

VANCOUVER – A much-loved sea otter that won the hearts of Vancouver Aquarium's staff and visitors while recovering from gunshot wounds has died.

KELOWNA - Residents were able to quickly put out a kitchen fire with the extinguisher they had on hand, but crews still needed to open up the walls when they arrived last night. The kitchen fire was called in around 7 p.m. yesterday, Dec. 9, and when crews arrived at the house in the 200...

MONTREAL – Dollarama is taking the first steps towards accepting credit cards as it prepares to introduce higher priced items next year, with the discount retailer saying it will accept the cards at more than 80 stores in British Columbia starting in early 2016.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – A team of veterinarians, scientists and lab workers gathered around a surrogate hound and watched her give birth to seven half-pound puppies, the first dogs ever conceived in a test tube.

VANCOUVER – Former Olympic aerials skier Veronika Bauer is suing the Canadian Freestyle Ski Association for negligence in relation to a series of concussions she suffered while active in the sport.

OTTAWA – This clearly wasn't what federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna had in mind when she told delegates to the Paris climate conference that "Canada is back."