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Community reacted well, but help still needed

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Police wait for fire to cool to search for remains

On Friday, the work began to pick up the pieces of Thursday night's hostage taking and explosion that left a 48-year-old man dead, a single mother and her four children fleeing and a house burnt into a charred skeleton.

By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: May 18,2012

God debate tackled with logic, science and old-fashioned belief

The timeless debate about the existence of God was carried out at Kamloops Convention Centre on...

posted: May 18,2012

Province goes all out to stop grassland camping, riding damage

With roadblocks and patrols, and more than a year in planning, provincial authorities are staging...

posted: May 18,2012

Community reacted well, but help still needed

As Kamloops residents awoke Friday to the news of a hostage-taking that ended in explosions, a fire-...

posted: May 18,2012

Campgrounds fill up fast for long weekend

What’s shaping up to be a quiet weekend in the city could prove a busy one for police and...

posted: May 18,2012

Mayors united on wanting to look at taxation and municipal expenses

A debut gathering of mayors from B.C.’s smaller cities resulted in agreement that the...

posted: May 18,2012

Fallen soldier’s name added to Battle Street cenotaph

For the first time in 65 years, the name of a Kamloops soldier who died in combat has been added to ...

posted: May 18,2012

Sunday’s solar eclipse could be hard to spot

An annular eclipse of the sun that takes place Sunday could be obscured by cloud forecast for the...

posted: May 18,2012

Scientist was world renowned for research into biofilms

Bill Costerton, an award-winning Canadian microbiologist who pioneered the understanding of...

posted: May 18,2012

Barriere man convicted of 2007 sex assault at beach

A young Barriere man was convicted of sexual assault Friday, five years after his family’s...

posted: May 18,2012

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Police wait for fire to cool to search for remains

On Friday, the work began to pick up the pieces of Thursday night's hostage taking and explosion that left a 48-year-old man dead, a single mother and her four children fleeing and a house burnt into a charred skeleton.

By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: May 18,2012

God debate tackled with logic, science and old-fashioned belief

The timeless debate about the existence of God was carried out at Kamloops Convention Centre on...

Province goes all out to stop grassland camping, riding damage

With roadblocks and patrols, and more than a year in planning, provincial authorities are staging...

Community reacted well, but help still needed

As Kamloops residents awoke Friday to the news of a hostage-taking that ended in explosions, a fire-...

Campgrounds fill up fast for long weekend

What’s shaping up to be a quiet weekend in the city could prove a busy one for police and...

Mayors united on wanting to look at taxation and municipal expenses

A debut gathering of mayors from B.C.’s smaller cities resulted in agreement that the...

Fallen soldier’s name added to Battle Street cenotaph

For the first time in 65 years, the name of a Kamloops soldier who died in combat has been added to ...

Sunday’s solar eclipse could be hard to spot

An annular eclipse of the sun that takes place Sunday could be obscured by cloud forecast for the...

Scientist was world renowned for research into biofilms

Bill Costerton, an award-winning Canadian microbiologist who pioneered the understanding of...

Barriere man convicted of 2007 sex assault at beach

A young Barriere man was convicted of sexual assault Friday, five years after his family’s...

Crime spree wasn’t drug-fuelled, man insists

A man’s crime spree grew out of stress and homelessness, not drug abuse, he said after...

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On Friday, the work began to pick up the pieces of Thursday night's hostage taking and explosion that left a 48-year-old man dead, a single mother and her four children fleeing and a house burnt into a charred skeleton.

By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter posted: May 18,2012

The timeless debate about the existence of God was carried out at Kamloops Convention Centre on...

With roadblocks and patrols, and more than a year in planning, provincial authorities are staging...

As Kamloops residents awoke Friday to the news of a hostage-taking that ended in explosions, a fire-...

What’s shaping up to be a quiet weekend in the city could prove a busy one for police and...

A debut gathering of mayors from B.C.’s smaller cities resulted in agreement that the...

For the first time in 65 years, the name of a Kamloops soldier who died in combat has been added to ...

An annular eclipse of the sun that takes place Sunday could be obscured by cloud forecast for the...

Bill Costerton, an award-winning Canadian microbiologist who pioneered the understanding of...

A young Barriere man was convicted of sexual assault Friday, five years after his family’s...

A man’s crime spree grew out of stress and homelessness, not drug abuse, he said after...

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By Michele Young Daily News Staff Reporter
posted: May 18,2012