Michael Reeve is a journalist based in Kamloops, British Columbia. He writes for CFJC TV Kamloops and his work has also appeared in CKPG News and panow.com. Michael covers a wide range of local news topics, including medical emergencies, COVID-19 updates, weather conditions, court decisions, sports events, and community initiatives.
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Michael Reeve's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and sports in the Kamloops area of British Columbia, Canada. He frequently reports on issues related to weather, local government decisions, community events such as sports games and university activities.
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KAMLOOPS - The Ministry of Health is updating the mask policy for healthcare facilities across BC, including i...
By: Michael Reeve
KAMLOOPS — Kamloops Search and Rescue (KSAR) has been packed into its current location along Mission Flats Road while the organization hunts for a new permanent and more spacious location to run its operations.
By: Michael Reeve
KAMLOOPS — The B.C. health ministry has updated the mask policy throughout the province, requiring them to be worn in several healthcare settings during the respiratory season.
By: Michael Reeve
TK'EMLUPS — As Justin Trudeau's time as prime minister of Canada begins to come to a close, questions will be posed as to what his lasting legacy will be.
By: Michael Reeve
MERRITT, B.C. — The City of Merritt is in the second year of a two-year plan to restock its reserves as it builds back from the 2021 floods.
By: Michael Reeve
KAMLOOPS — Kamloops city councillors are set to return to chambers on Tuesday (Jan. 14) for what could be a marathon first meeting of 2025.
By: Michael Reeve
KAMLOOPS — Following a multi-million dollar accounting error discovered last summer, the Kamloops-Thompson School District has received monthly updates, the latest such update brought mixed results.
By: Michael Reeve
KAMLOOPS — It was a long day in court for the City of Kamloops on Wednesday (Jan. 15) as its lawyers faced a petition from local resident Katherine
By: Michael Reeve
KAMLOOPS — When the School District 73 Board of Trustees approved its budget reduction plan on Monday (Jan. 13), it included changes to how the
By: Michael Reeve
KAMLOOPS — With Environment Canada forecasting overnight lows to dip below -5 C every night for the next week, Kamloops is initializing its extreme weather response, expanding shelter spaces in the community.
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