Health Minister Terry Lake, BC Renal Agency leaders, Interior Health representatives and renal patients marked completion of the new community dialysis unit that brings hemodialysis services closer to home for those in the Kamloops area.

Health Minister Terry Lake, along with Buron Healthcare, Interior Health representatives, residents and community members gathered today to celebrate the grand opening of the region's newest residential care facility.

The Kamloops economy is getting a shot in the arm this week as nearly four thousand B.C. seniors with their families and supporters arrive for the BC Seniors Games.

A successful program that provides lower-income families, pregnant women and seniors with coupons for locally produced food is receiving an additional $2 million investment.

The Province is investing $2.5 million in research that will help bring innovative, high-quality and culturally relevant services designed to give Aboriginal children the best start in life.

Premier Christy Clark today announced the first phase of the redevelopment of Royal Inland Hospital, which includes a new clinical services building, medical teaching space and more onsite parking.

Walking the Lorne Street corridor will soon be easier for Kamloops residents and visitors alike, thanks to $250,000 in provincial funding through the Community Recreation Program, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development Ida Chong announced.