Skipping U.S. travel
Body found in burned home
1 dead after shooting, fire
Vegemite returns to shelves
Canada's critical minerals
Visitor buildings burn fire
Anti-Trump protesters rally
Jan. 6 rioters now embraced
'No choice' says Netanyahu
Robots run half-marathon
Pricey chocolate this Easter
WestJet withdraws pilot plan
Rockets alum in playoffs
Vees ahead to start round 2
Flames come up short 
Hilaria Baldwin 'grateful'
'Obsessed' with guinea pigs
Will never be cancer free
Kamloops Apr 19 - 717 views
A report of gunshots turned out to be noise from a pair of crackling fires, following a heavy police presence in North Kamloops Monday evening.
RCMP Cpl. Crystal Evelyn said police attended the area of Schubert Drive and Richmond Avenue just after 8 p.m. for a report of possible shots fired.
On scene, officers reported hearing popping sounds coming from two fires in the wooded area near the beach of the North Thompson River.
She said Kamloops Fire Rescue attended and extinguished the campfires.
Evelyn said no suspects were located, and while some camp items were damaged, no injuries were reported.
Campfires in public spaces such as parks and beaches are prohibited in the City of Kamloops.
Anyone with information related to how the fires started is asked to call police at 250-828-3000.
