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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.
Water Quality Advisory
Date: December 21, 2017 Type of Alert: Boil Water Notice Details: BOIL WATER NOTICE The…
Priest Valley Arena & Gym Disabled Accessible Door Upgrade Completed
As part of its annual major maintenance program, Recreation Services has completed the installation of…
Family’s Naramata heritage reflected in PRH gift
In Naramata, the June family’s orchard roots run deep. Bill and June June’s three children…
Prestigious scholarships propel Okanagan College students to study abroad
Okanagan College’s Grace Oswald and Kira Johnson are among 29 students in British Columbia that…
Enjoy New Year’s Eve in Penticton safely with BC Transit
Penticton – The City of Penticton and BC Transit will make it easier for people…
No fresh snow on Christmas Day in Kamloops but it should still be white
KAMLOOPS – It looks like it will be a white Christmas in Kamloops. Environment Canada…
One Canadian dead, 3 injured in Mexico bus crash that killed 12 people
MONTREAL – A bus crash in eastern Mexico that claimed the lives of 12 people,…
The Canadians who are choosing to live out of their vans and travel full-time
Jocelyn Lees never set out to live in her van. The 30-year-old Manitoba native has…
5-year-old Chicago boy shot in 2016 shoots himself in hand
CHICAGO – A 5-year-old boy who was struck in the face last year by a…
TRENDING NOW: Working on an icy road
It might be time to switch from boots to ice skates. This hardworking Scotsman does…
U.S. passes landmark tax bill: What it means and what it does to Canada
WASHINGTON – In the dying hours of debate, as the United States prepared to pass…
Online outrage after Canadian TV host kills cougar in northern Alberta
EDMONTON – A Canadian TV personality is taking heat online after he killed a cougar…
B.C. Mountie fired after sending texts, photos to teen in sex-assault case
RICHMOND, B.C. – An RCMP officer in Richmond, B.C., has been fired after a conduct…
B.C. pharmacies handing out free naloxone kits to combat overdose crisis
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. – British Columbia is expanding efforts to slow the death toll in…
Plot twists, new high-school category for annual fiction competition
To celebrate the 20th year of its public debut in the Okanagan, UBC’s creative writing…
At least seven companies investigated in bread price -fixing probe
OTTAWA – The Competition Bureau's investigation into allegations of bread price fixing includes at least…
BREAKING: Ethics watchdog finds Trudeau vacation broke conflict rules
OTTAWA – Federal ethics commissioner Mary Dawson has concluded that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau violated…
RCMP say no suspects sought after fatal shooting of two B.C. men
NAKUSP, B.C. – Mounties are investigating the deaths of two men after a shooting in…
Trudeau says cannabis will become legal ‘next summer,’ not July 1
MONTREAL – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says ''next summer," and not July 1, is the…
Environmentalists criticize Alberta plan to help endangered woodland caribou
EDMONTON – Alberta's draft plan to try to help threatened woodland caribou recover in 15…
TRENDING NOW: Best fails of 2017
Watching these videos might make you question how humans got to the top of the…
Gord Downie chosen as the Canadian Press Newsmaker for second consecutive year
TORONTO – Gord Downie only appeared in public a handful of times in 2017, but…
Woman pleads guilty to boyfriend’s death in YouTube stunt
HALSTAD, Minn. – A Minnesota woman has pleaded guilty to fatally shooting her boyfriend in…
Canada proposes to limit, not ban, use of pesticides that kill bees
OTTAWA – Canada doesn't want to issue a blanket ban on certain pesticides which environmental…