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Valleyview
Some Kamloops residents may see water discolouration and pressure drop
KAMLOOPS – Continued emergency repairs may effect water service for some Kamloops residents. Repairs to…
Valleyview, Juniper Ridge residents to have input on Owl Road Landfill future
KAMLOOPS – Residents in Valleyview and Juniper Ridge are being asked to sound off on…
Man who approached child near Kamloops school had no harmful intentions
KAMLOOPS – The person who was the subject of an investigation after a report of…
Arrest made in Kamloops motel murder
KAMLOOPS – RCMP have made an arrest in connection with a homicide at a Valleyview…
Suspicious death at Kamloops motel deemed a homicide
KAMLOOPS – A suspicious death at a Valleyview motel is now a homicide investigation, RCMP…
Kamloops RCMP investigating suspicious death at Valleyview motel
KAMLOOPS – Local officers are investigating after a body was found at a Valleyview motel…
Valleyview residents concerned about increased traffic at Owl Road intersection
KAMLOOPS - A group of Valleyview residents are concerned how increased traffic out of the Owl Road Landfill could impact safety in the area. Concern over the safety and ability of the intersection at Owl Road and Valleyview Drive to handle increased traffic at the repurposed landfill led Michael Popoff and a group of area...
Suspects apprehended after break and enter in Valleyview
KAMLOOPS - Police arrested two suspects after seeing a male suspect climb out of the fenced compound at RTR Performance while following up on an alarm call at the business in Valleyview. Cpl. Cheryl Bush, a spokesperson with the Kamloops RCMP, says the investigation revealed that the suspect broke a window to gain access to...
City drops fines against man who feeds crows in Valleyview
KAMLOOPS – Bird-feeder Toby Jackson will not be going to court after he and Kamloops Community Safety Manager Jon Wilson came to an agreement today, Jan. 26. In November, Jackson was fined by the city for attracting crows to his cul-de-sac after feeding them peanuts. His neighbour complained to the city's bylaw department and Jackson...
Facing fines for a different kind of murder
KAMLOOPS – It all started with giving a few birds some peanuts on a morning walk. Now, Toby Jackson faces $300 in fines and a possible court case. Jackson started feeding some of the neighbourhood crows after doing some research on the birds’ intelligence. Beyond the ability to use tools, Jackson says the breed of...