BEPPLE – Shifting issues mean City Hall must evolve
BACK IN OCTOBER and November 2022, City of Kamloops undertook a Citizen Satisfaction Survey. The survey, which is undertaken every few years, measures the mood of the city. [Continue]
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HUNTER – Appealing your property assessment is not daunting
By SADIE HUNTER WHEN I OPENED THE ENVELOPE containing my 2023 Property Assessment Notice from BC Assessment last week my jaw dropped and expletives came out. While the [Continue]
JOHNSON – Jaywalking, Europe versus North America
By DAVID JOHNSON Contributor, ArmchairMayor.ca THE OTHER DAY, I had to lock up the brakes to avoid a young person who jaywalked, with their attention buried in their phone. [Continue]
COLLINS – Time to get the city back on track
AS A NEWSMAN, controversy and infighting provide great stories. Always something to talk about and you can always find some angle to chase on a slow news day. But as a [Continue]
STONE and MILOBAR – Setting political priorities for the new year
By TODD STONE MLA, Kamloops-South Thompson and PETER MILOBAR MLA, Kamloops-North Thompson HAPPY NEW YEAR! As the BC Liberal MLAs for Kamloops and the Thompson Valleys, we [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The pandemic changed how we view external threats
WE HAVE BECOME nonchalant about viruses for too long. The war on viruses was declared over in 1969 according to one quote: “it is time to close the book on infectious [Continue]
