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Taylor Rae
Before university, Taylor spent a year abroad living in Thailand which encouraged her to finish her degree studying in Turkey, both experiences have made her an avid traveller. Taylor graduated from Thompson Rivers University with a degree in Communications and Public Relations. Although born on the coast, Taylor has lived the majority of her life in Kamloops and enjoys what the region has to offer. In her spare time, you can find Taylor volunteering in the community or out on an adventure with her friends and her dogs.
Time to end debate and build Trans Mountain, pipeline president says
VANCOUVER – The president of a company planning a controversial pipeline expansion in Western Canada…
Horgan says improved housing options for his top focus in B.C.’s next budget
VICTORIA – Premier John Horgan says providing more affordable housing is his top priority and…
TRENDING NOW: Climbing cats
Everyone is unique and some excel where others fail. This YouTube video is a compilation of…
Air Transat slammed, fined for handling of hours-long tarmac delay
OTTAWA – Air Transat failed its passengers during a sweltering, hours-long ordeal aboard two of…
Greg Zaun fired from Sportsnet for “inappropriate behaviour”
TORONTO – Gregg Zaun has been fired from Sportsnet due to "inappropriate behaviour and comments"…
North Okanagan Lions Clubs raise funds for new argon laser
The Armstrong Lions Club set its sights high when its members committed to raising more…
Cardiac education series improves heart health for rural communities
Doreen Byers was on the front nine of the golf course at Salmon Arm in…
Thompson Rivers University signs deal with Indian university for students to study and work in BC
KAMLOOPS, BC – CHANDIGARH, INDIA – Thompson Rivers University (TRU) and the Maharaja Ranjit Singh…
A mixed bag of weather in the Okanagan this weekend
OKANAGAN – Just about every type of weather can expected in the Okanagan this weekend…
Half Corked Marathon wins 2017 Event of the Year at the Canadian Tourism Awards
OLIVER, BC (November 30, 2017) – The Tourism Industry Association of Canada presented the Oliver…
World AIDS Day Aboriginal AIDS Awareness Week
Kelowna – December 1st and Dec 1st-7th 2017 have been officially proclaimed “World AIDS Day”…
6th Annual Cram the Cruiser
Lake Country – Kelowna and Lake Country Mounties, fully dedicated to supporting the Lake Country…
Cooler weather expected in Kamloops this weekend
KAMLOOPS – After a month of unusually mild weather, Kamloops is returning to seasonally normal…
Penticton volunteers number tops 300 as city opens its hearts to Canada’s top women curlers
The City of Penticton is opening its heart to Canada’s top women curlers and fans…
Scottish brothers remembered through PRH donation
Alister McIntosh and his four brothers were all born in the village of Mintlaw, Scotland.…
Slimmer Globe and Mail print edition saves $1 million in annual newsprint costs
CALGARY – The Globe and Mail will roll out a redesigned newspaper with fewer, bigger…
TRENDING NOW: Becoming a chocolate lab
Toby is a beautiful Golden Retriever with aspirations to become a chocolate lab. During a…
Crown says B.C. ex-Mountie accused of sexual assault painted woman as instigator
VANCOUVER – A retired RCMP inspector had a mistaken belief that a civilian employee consented…
Veteran quarterback Ray considering retirement following fourth Grey Cup win
TORONTO – Ricky Ray is considering going out on top. The 38-year-old quarterback admitted Wednesday…
Tories call for Morneau to resign, but Trudeau defends his finance minister
OTTAWA – Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer demanded Bill Morneau hand in his resignation Wednesday as…
NHL hockey teams helps Fernie, B.C., recover from ice rink tragedy
FERNIE, B.C. – Residents of a British Columbia city could soon be back on home…
2018 Mayor’s Awards for the Arts Nominee Finalists Announced
KAMLOOPS, B.C. – The Mayor’s Awards for the Arts committee is pleased to announce the…
Lobster found off New Brunswick coast with image of Pepsi can on claw
GRAND MANAN, N.B. – Fisherman Karissa Lindstrand drinks a lot of Pepsi every day —…
War crimes court winds down with defendant’s stunning death
THE HAGUE, Netherlands – A convicted war criminal from Croatia swallowed what he said was…