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B.C. Interior
Interior Health’s top doctor says people need to start acting on public health advice
Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry often praises the vast majority of B.C. residents who…
Cooler weekend ahead with rain or snow possible for Remembrance Day
As the weekend approaches, it may be time to get the winter jackets out as…
Rapid increase in temperatures prompts flood watch for Cache Creek, Interior Plateau
The snowpacks have begun melting in the Cariboo and Chilcotin and the province has issued…
Travellers stymied leaving southern Interior; winter road conditions cause issues
If you're planning a road trip out from the Okanagan or Kamloops today it may…
UPDATE: Snowy Mountain wildfire encroaching on U.S. border
KEREMEOS – Though weather may be cooperating with crews working on the Snowy Mountain wildfire,…
Special weather statement for tonight throughout the Interior
Heavy showers or thunderstorms with gusty winds are expected tonight. Environment Canada issued a special…
Snowfall warning for Coquihalla, Highway 3
The drive from the Interior to the Lower Mainland this weekend could be a bit…
FLOOD WATCH 2017: Locals step up as relentless floodwaters pound Cherry Creek homes
'WHEN THE CALL CAME TO HELP, THEY TURNED OUT IN DROVES.' KAMLOOPS – Water is…
Snowfall warning for parts of the southern B.C. Interior
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Heavy snow falling across the southern Interior today has prompted Environment Canada to…
Hospital laundry workers deliver petition to province in attempt to save jobs
KAMLOOPS – Members of the Hospital Employees’ Union took stand on the steps of the provincial legislature in an attempt to save almost 200 jobs. Yesterday morning, May 14, the laundry workers presented a petition of over 12,000 signatures to three NDP MLAs including opposition health critic Judy Darcy prior to it being tabled during...
Windstorm slams BC interior knocking power out to 39,000
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – A major wind storm blew through the B.C. interior Saturday afternoon, March 14, knocking down trees and breaking branches which in turn hit hydro lines cutting the power to about 39,000. In the Thompson-Okanagan area just under 1,000 B.C. Hydro customers are still without power as of 1 p.m., Sunday, March 15 due...