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Shannon Ainslie

Shannon Ainslie

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Writer and News Reporter, iNFOnews

Kamloops

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Anything about soccer.

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  • iN PHOTOS: Why Okanagan’s colourful Kalamalka Lake is a must-visit

    By Shannon Ainslie Verified| iNFOnews Verified Known for its deep blue to turquoise and green water colour, Kalamalka Lake along Highway 97 between Vernon and Oyama offers activities for everyone to enjoy. The lake is within the Kalamalka Provincial Park and Protected Area, a natural grassland in the District of Coldstream and is open all season long. Not only is the area home to an abundance of flora and fauna to observe, it offers recreational activities from hiking to swimming, to paddling and fishing.

    By Shannon Ainslie Verified · iNFOnews

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • iN VIDEO: Strange topography of Thompson River Valley captured by drone

    By Shannon Ainslie Verified| iNFOnews Verified A three-minute aerial video aptly captures the uniquely dry and desolate landscape that stretches out along the Thompson River between Kamloops and Cache Creek. The video takes viewers for a gentle ride above the slate blue Thompson River while a long, snaking CP Rail train pulls its colourful carts through the barren landscape.

    By Shannon Ainslie Verified · iNFOnews

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • iN PHOTOS: Why Okanagan’s colourful Kalamalka Lake is a must-visit

    By Shannon Ainslie Verified| iNFOnews Verified Known for its deep blue to turquoise and green water colour, Kalamalka Lake along Highway 97 between Vernon and Oyama offers activities for everyone to enjoy. The lake is within the Kalamalka Provincial Park and Protected Area, a natural grassland in the District of Coldstream and is open all season long. Not only is the area home to an abundance of flora and fauna to observe, it offers recreational activities from hiking to swimming, to paddling and fishing.

    By Shannon Ainslie Verified · iNFOnews

    Apr. 16, 2025

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iNFOnews

The Thompson-Okanagan's source for local investigative news, breaking stories, and more!

Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

+1 250-260-7776

Founded: 2012