Burning fee doubles; season April 1 to 30
NEWS/ CITY HALL — Open burning of yard and garden waste on properties of an acre or greater within Kamloops and Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc will be allowed from April 1 to [Continue]
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With bees on the agenda, backyard chickens should be brought back for discussion too
FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — There’s a lot of buzz about the upcoming public hearing on allowing backyard bees in Kamloops. People will, no doubt, swarm to it. [Continue]
Lorne-Lansdown-Victoria intersection will cost $200,000 more than budgeted for upgrade
CITY HALL — The intersection of Lorne, Lansdowne and Victoria Streets will be tougher to get through beginning next month, but it will be worth it — $1.8 million worth. [Continue]
If tax rates for industries lowered, some savings should go to cutting pollution
LETTER — Kamloops Moms For Clean Air very proudly submitted the following letter and supplementary visual attachments to City Council to be read today during the [Continue]
Backyard bees pros and cons go to hearing
CITY HALL — Backyard beekeeping will go to a public hearing for input, City council decided today. Responding to a request from a beekeepers group some months ago, council [Continue]
Dever against ‘rushing in’ on KDN purchase but City council votes 7-1 to go ahead with it
CITY HALL — Coun. Nelly Dever urged fellow councillors today not to rush into buying the Kamloops Daily News building, but they voted 7-1 in favour of the acquisition [Continue]
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