SINGH – The many joys of serving on city council
By ARJUN SINGH Kamloops Chronicle SINCE THE 2022 civic election, Kamloopsians have watched the dysfunction on our city council with understandable concern and anger. Most [Continue]
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NATIONAL PULSE – A divided right dampens sovereignty spark in Alberta
First of a Three-Part series takes an in-depth look at the motivations driving Alberta sovereignty By ANGUS REID INSITUTE February 9, 2026 – They’ve made headlines for [Continue]
POLICE – After near miss, driver circles back and strikes pedestrian
Kamloops RCMP are turning to the public for help identifying a vehicle that struck and injured a pedestrian in the Columbia Place parking lot in Sahali. On Friday, Feb. 6, [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Is the wrecking ball coming for Stuart Wood school?
ANOTHER KEY PIECE of Kamloops heritage is in danger of being lost. This is a familiar story because the roll call of city heritage buildings has steadily diminished over the [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Half of Canadians don’t have GP or struggle to see one
One-in-eight say they’ve been looking for more than a year or have given up on finding a family doctor By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE Feb. 5, 2026 – Once a source of pride for [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Canada leads search for fast radio bursts
NESTLED IN THE HILLS above Penticton, an observatory has discovered about 90 per cent of all fast radio bursts. It’s a perfect spot, away from the electrical and radio [Continue]
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