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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.
Police ask for help after ‘brazen’ dinnertime shooting that claimed 4th victim
LANGLEY, B.C. – Police believe the victims in a series of Metro Vancouver shootings were…
TRENDING NOW: Adorable French bulldog feels guilty
Oden pooped on the rug. The is no solid evidence that he is guilty, however,…
BREAKING: Wildfire near Peachland now 100 hectares
PEACHLAND – A wildfire burning near Peachland late this afternoon has ballooned to 100 hectares…
Jerome Choquette, Quebec justice minister during October crisis, dead at 89
MONTREAL – Former Quebec justice minister Jerome Choquette, who helped navigate the province through the…
Fatal arson case of Edmonton teenagers put over until the end of the month
EDMONTON – Two teenagers charged in an arson that left a five-month-old baby dead have…
National Energy Board to hold hearings on detailed Trans Mountain pipeline route
VANCOUVER – The National Energy Board will hold hearings in British Columbia and Alberta to…
Trudeau acknowledges grumbling, but defiant on small business tax changes
OTTAWA – Justin Trudeau says he's paying attention to the growing dissent over his government's…
Manitoba offers money, but no details, to help town hurt by rail closure
WINNIPEG – Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says he is willing to put up provincial money…
Elusive bull located amongst other cattle
KAMLOOPS – The missing bull that has been impossible to catch has been located in Knutsford.…
Wildfire in southeast B.C. forces evacuation of approximately 200 homes
CRANBROOK, B.C. – More people are begin forced from their homes in a community in…
Six car collision blocks traffic
KAMLOOPS – A six car collision blocked highway traffic and five people were taken to…
Piers Handling to step down as TIFF director and CEO at end of 2018
TORONTO – Piers Handling will be stepping down as director and CEO of the Toronto…
Draft documents shows Manitoba looking at carbon tax far below federal demand
WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government has been eyeing the possibility of charging a carbon tax…
Fentanyl screening program in Vancouver expands to overdose prevention sites
VANCOUVER – A pilot project that allows Vancouver drug users to test substances for the…
Vancouver library goes graphic, picking cartoonist as writer-in-residence
VANCOUVER – A library in British Columbia is colouring outside the lines with its writer-in-residence…
‘Car was undrivable:’ Grizzly comes out on top after hit by car on Trans-Canada
CANMORE, Alta. – It wasn't the best call Bear 164 has ever made, but this…
Gasoline prices expected to continue to rise over Labour Day long weekend
CALGARY – Average Canadian gasoline prices are set to soar this weekend after already jumping…
TRENDING NOW: The real Sherlock Holmes in action
Just like Sherlock Holmes, Colin Cloud is shockingly perceptive. His abilities make him seem like…
Police ask for help after ‘brazen’ dinnertime shooting that claimed 4th victim
LANGLEY, B.C. – Police believe the victims in a series of Metro Vancouver shootings were…
Affordable housing and support coming to Kelowna
KELOWNA – The Good Night Inn will become affordable housing in Kelowna. Affordable housing and…
Hot and dry weather in Lake Country prompts watering restrictions
LAKE COUNTRY – To maintain services in Lake Country, outdoor watering has been restricted to…
British Columbia ditches tuition fees for former kids in care aged 19 to 26
NANAIMO, B.C. – Premier John Horgan says British Columbia has waived tuition at all 25…
Drought rating increased in Okanagan
OKANAGAN – As the hot and dry weather continues throughout the Okanagan, the drought rating…
Progress on wildfire east of Kelowna means more people allowed back home
KELOWNA – More people evacuated by the Philpott Road wildfire are going home today. The…