Josh Dawson is a journalist based in British Columbia, Canada, with a focus on local news in the Kamloops area. He has written for various media outlets, including Castanet Media, Castanet Kamloops, and Bowen Island Undercurrent. Josh covers a range of topics, including breaking news, community events, sports, and local initiatives.
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Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Josh Dawson's articles primarily focus on local news, community events, sports, accidents/incidents, and campus updates within Canada, particularly in British Columbia and Kamloops. He often covers evolving stories with a significant emphasis on government announcements and breaking news.
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By: Nicholas Johansen, Josh Dawson
According to Kamloops' fire chief, the grass fire burning near Cooney Bay has been contained.
By: Josh Dawson
Chelsey Mutter The Kamloops region is forecast to see a mix of sun and cloud, and highs around 20 C for much of the coming week, according to Environment Canada.
By: Josh Dawson
Wildfire volunteers prepared Photo: BCWS The Rossmoore Lake wildfire pictured in August 2023.
By: Josh Dawson, Kristen Holliday, Nicholas Johansen, Tim Petruk
The province worked with School District 73 on the project, which makes use of $2.8 million from the ChildCareBC New Spaces Fund.
By: Josh Dawson
Three B.C. universities have renewed and memorandum of understanding to extend the Interior Universities Research Coalition.
By: Josh Dawson
TRU says it's transparent Photo: KTW File Photo TRU president Brett Fairbairn
By: Josh Dawson
Photo: BCWS The Burgess Creek wildfire pictured on Sunday, April 21. As of Tuesday, the fire has grown to 1,600 hectares in size.
By: Josh Dawson
Photo: Talon Helicopters The Thompson-Nicola Regional District says low-flying helicopters will be seen passing over parts of the region beginning later this week.
New school name picked Photo: Station One Architects Design plans for the new Sníne elementary school last year. SD73 staff said design plans are subject to change.
By: Josh Dawson
If water restrictions are enacted by the city this year, the school district says it will be prepared to to reduce irrigation runtimes once again.
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