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Kelly Mckay
Living in the Lower Mainland his whole life, Kelly attended Kwantlen Polytechic University, obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism in 2018. Kelly followed his dream of writing and moved to Kamloops to become a reporter for iNFOnews.ca. He takes pride in telling good, fair and truthful stories and hopes to make a positive impact in the community.
It’s a two-person race B.C. Liberal leadership, says Todd Stone
KAMLOOPS – After a tumultuous week, Kamloops MLA Todd Stone is confident of a B.C.…
What you need to know to share your opinion about B.C. electoral reform
KAMLOOPS – The provincial government plans to hold a referendum on an electoral reform later…
Kamloops Blazers to host Don Hay celebration night
KAMLOOPS – Don Hay has become the winningest coach in WHL history, and now the…
Expedited access to a specialist now available at Royal Inland Hospital
KAMLOOPS – A new outpatient clinic at Royal Inland Hospital in Kamloops should get you…
Chase RCMP investigating grocery store armed robbery
CHASE – A man with a knife held up the clerk at a store in…
Women sue B.C. grocery store over intimate photos allegedly taken in washroom
VICTORIA – Two former employees are suing a grocery store on Vancouver Island, alleging another…
Former B.C. government aide gets nine-month conditional sentence in vote scheme
VANCOUVER – A former government communications director has been given a nine-month conditional sentence for…
Discovery of remains, police belief of serial killer at work has experts musing
TORONTO – The recent discovery of dismembered skeletal remains in backyard planters and a Toronto…
The real cost of the comments you post on Facebook
Now more than ever, the stakes are high for people commenting defamatory statements online, and…
Chase RCMP arrest man after attempted robbery
CHASE- A man has been arrested by Chase RCMP after attempting to rob a local…
Three gunshots fired the night Indigenous man died on Saskatchewan farm
BATTLEFORD, Sask. – The Crown says evidence will show that three shots were fired the…
Zero-tolerance on sexual misconduct: Alberta Opposition leader Jason Kenney
EDMONTON – The leader of the United Conservatives in Alberta says the party will rigorously…
Nick Geer, businessman and former head of ICBC, dies in California car crash
VANCOUVER – Prominent British Columbia business leader Nick Geer has been killed in a car…
NAFTA ‘did not happen by accident,’ Mulroney says during defence of trade deal
OTTAWA – Former prime minister Brian Mulroney offered a spirited defence of the North American…
Trump to call for ‘new American moment’ in national address
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump will call for a "new American moment" in Tuesday night's…
Kamloops RCMP looking for woman using counterfeit U.S. cash
KAMLOOPS – Police in Kamloops are asking for the public's help in identifying a woman…
A guide to the 2018 Kamloops B.C. Winter Games
KAMLOOPS – The best amateur athletes in the province will be bringing their talents to…
Man hit by train in Chase escapes with minor injuries
CHASE – A 57-year-old man with mobility challenges was struck by a train in Chase…
B.C. man acquitted of terror charges sues provincial, federal governments
VANCOUVER – A British Columbia man acquitted of terrorism-related charges has filed a lawsuit against…
CRTC’s ban on Super Bowl ad substitutions remains, pending Bell’s appeal
OTTAWA – Bell Canada has been unable to block a regulator's decision to ban the…
Dead Poets Society founder dies after ordering tombstone
ELKINS PARK, Pa. – The founder of the Dead Poets Society of America suffered a…
RCMP recruits ‘deeply afraid’ to speak out about alleged sex abuse: Lawyer
HALIFAX – Two RCMP doctors under police investigation allegedly abused their power over vulnerable young…
The TRU Wolfpack volleyball teams are trying to empower sexual assault victims
KAMLOOPS – "I Believe You." The Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack Volleyball teams are standing up…
Christy Clark, ex-B.C. premier, says she saw ‘frat boy’ behaviour in politics
VANCOUVER – Former British Columbia premier Christy Clark has weighed in on the discussion around…