1885
Fulton is founded
Original Fulton & Ward building - 100 block Victoria St, Kamloops
CPR is completed
Royal Inland Hospital is founded
1886
Telephones arrive in Kamloops
Fulton had one of the first telephones in Kamloops – just dial “6” – this remained our phone number until 1956.
1891
Electricity is brought to Kamloops
1893
City of Kamloops incorporated
1906
Frederick Fulton prosecuted Billy Miner
1909
Kamloops Court House Built
1910
First Nations Land and Rights Proclamation is delivered to Sir Wilfred Laurier in Kamloops
1914
Canada enters World War 1
1926
CFJC Broadcasting is introduced to Kamloops
1929
Stock Market Crashes
1939
Kamloops Museum and Library opens
1964
Kamloops Airport dedicated “Fulton Field”
In honour of Wing Commander, John “Moose” Fulton
1967
North and South Kamloops are amalgamated
1968
Len Marchand Sr. is the first First Nations person elected to Parliament
1970
Cariboo College opens its doors
1982
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
1985
100 Year Anniversary of Fulton.
1992
Kamloops Blazers
Move from Memorial Arena to then, Riverside Coliseum
1993
City of Kamloops Centennial
2004
Thompson Rivers University is granted University status
2007
Tournament Capital Centre facility opens
2010
T.R.U. Law School established
