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The incident led to a walkout by some NorKam students on Wednesday (Feb. 24) and has drawn thousands of comments on social media and news stories from across the province. SD73 Supt. Terry Sullivan said he couldn't comment on that incident specifically, citing privacy concerns, but did confirm that an updated policy will be revealed in the coming weeks, likely by the end of March. "Dress codes have to evolve as the norms and values of society evolve," he told KTW. Sullivan said he has researched dress code policies in the past, during his previous tenure as district superintendent, and ci...

One of the women, who did not wish to have her name published, told KTW she had just turned off her vehicle and the pair was about to leave the vehicle when two men in a white Honda Civic parked unusually close to her passenger side door. Suspicious of two men being at a ladies’ only gym and parking right beside her vehicle in an empty lot, she locked her doors as the driver of the Honda left his vehicle, without saying anything, and pulled on multiple back passenger door handles of her van. “It freaked me out quite a bit, to be honest,” she said. “I’m glad I hit that lock button...

On Feb. 3, RCMP officers responded to an alarm at the business at 9:45 p.m., where they found a large window had been smashed with a rock. Surveillance footage showed a man had entered the store and stole various items of clothing before leaving on a white and silver mountain bike. The suspect is white and he was wearing a black Nike sweater, grey sweatpants, black and white Nike basketball shoes, black gloves and a white medical mask. Kamloops RCMP Const. Crystal Evelyn is the interim media relations officer as 2021 begins while Const. Jodi Shelkie remains on leave from the detachment. ...

Kamloops This Week staff photographer Dave Eagles captures this immature bald eagle sitting perched on a branch just below a fellow bald eagle farther up the tree along the Thompson River recently.. . .

Zahir, a 84-year-old Berwick on the Park resident, spent a year between 1966 and 1967 working in Lahore, Pakistan, to help snuff out smallpox — the contagious disease known for its rash of blisters that was successfully eradicated through vaccination by 1980. Decades earlier, the World Health Organization had initiated a global campaign to rid the word of the disease, which was still endemic in countries across Africa, Asia and South America — a campaign that was intensified in the late 1960s. The strategy to address smallpox outbreaks in Pakistan, Zahir recalled, was to identify cases...