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The Kamloops Blazers are hosting the CHL championship for the first time since 1995, the last time they also managed to hoist up the prestigious junior hockey trophy.

It might seem unspeakably naff to some, but for many the validation of a royal visit is still very meaningful

Farmers intent on planting spring beans in 2022 have just over two weeks to gets crops into the ground; so the clock is ticking.

Mixed responses to end of Covid-19 mask regulations in Cork businesses

Mixed responses to end of Covid-19 mask regulations in Cork businesses

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The Princess Royal, 71, took the crown with 387 official engagements in 2021, figures reveal, just two ahead of Charles, 73, who carried out 385. The Queen is still going strong with 184.

Jessica Wallace joins Kamloops Last Week with the latest on the Thompson Rivers University investigation into senior executives Larry Phillips and Matt Milovick.

Oilseed rape in full bloom on the Cork and Waterford border. \ Donal OLeary Cereal growers have been urged to take advantage of this year’s early harvest by putting winter oilseed rape into the rotation. Tim O’Donovan of Seedtech said the early harvest this year has provided growers with an ideal opportunity to sow winter oilseed rape. The best-performing winter grain crops - the primary driver of tillage sector profits - have consistently been those planted on ground that was sown to a ...

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