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The Kamloops Community Volunteer Services Society (dba “Volunteer Kamloops”) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for citizens of our community by providing ongoing support and encouragement to individuals as they seek ways to become actively involved through volunteering, and to member agencies that rely on volunteers to deliver their programs and services.
The Kamloops Art Gallery is the principal Gallery for the visual arts in the Southern Interior of British Columbia. The Gallery is committed to the belief that art is an essential part of the human experience. It is dedicated to making this belief tangible within the communities it serves.
Our volunteer riders are proud to have served our community and its visitors since 1992. We have extended a warm western welcome to many hundreds of thousands of guests stopping in Kamloops.
Since 1957, the BC Paraplegic Association (BCPA) has been a vital link to the community and successful independent living for thousands of people with spinal cord injuries. There are over 5000 people living in BC who have a permanent spinal cord injury that affects every aspect of their lives. Over 400,000 British Columbians have a disability that affects their mobility.
Crime Stoppers is a completely anonymous program and we are not attached to the RCMP in any way. We work in association with the public, the media, and the police to solve crime and make Kamloops a safer place to live. Remember, we want your information and not your name!
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Qur'an burning plan a 'concern': White House

The Obama administration joins the U.S. State Department and Gen. David Petraeus in denouncing a plan by a Florida pastor to burn copies of the Qur'an on Sept. 11.
Jet with bomb threat in bathroom lands in L.A.

FBI officials say a Thai Airways flight from Bangkok has landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport after a written bomb threat was found in a bathroom on the plane.
Blast kills 17 at Pakistani police compound

A car bomb rips through a police compound in a northwestern Pakistani city, killing 14 women and children and three officers.
Nigerian gunmen try to free Islamists

Gunmen launched a massive attack Tuesday night against a northern Nigerian prison holding suspected members of a radical Muslim sect, authorities said.
France, London hit by 24-hour strikes

Commuters in France and London face major delays on public transit as workers in both countries stage 24-hour strikes.
Chilean miners at risk for skin infections

Rescuers have sent down antibiotics and ointments and are working to blast cool, dry air to 33 miners trapped underground for more than a month
Stoning death sentence 'barbaric,' EU says

The European Union condemns the stoning to death sentence passed against an Iranian woman convicted of adultery, calling it "barbaric."
Australia's Labor Party to form government

Prime Minister Julia Gillard's Labor Party will form a minority government to rule Australia for a second three-year term, after two independent lawmakers joined her coalition Tuesday in the interest of stable government.
U.S. faith leaders urge tolerance of Muslims

U.S. religious leaders are urging "solidarity and compassion" in the face of what they describe as a "growing tide of fear and intolerance" against Muslims in that country.
Abbas wants U.S. help on settlement issue

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says he has asked the United States to settle a dispute with Israel over settlement expansion that is threatening to derail Mideast peace talks.
Jolie visits Pakistan's flood victims

American movie star Angelina Jolie met flood victims in northwestern Pakistan and appealed to the international community to provide aid needed to help the country recover from its worst natural disaster.
HP sues former CEO

Hewlett-Packard Co. is suing former CEO Mark Hurd to stop him from taking a job at rival Oracle Corp.
Tropical storm hits southern Texas

Tropical storm Hermine rolled into south Texas on Tuesday, bringing heavy rains and strong winds to an area battered by Hurricane Alex earlier this summer.
Colorado firefighters ramp up fight against wildfire

Firefighters in Colorado say they'll ramp up their fight against a 1,416-hectare wildfire that by Tuesday had forced thousands of people from their homes in a rugged canyon northwest of Boulder.
Airplane seats recommended for kids under 2

U.S. transportation safety officials want airlines to prohibit child passengers younger than two from sharing airplane seats with their parents after the 2009 crash of an overloaded plane in Montana.
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