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KNOX – Herring only live in memories of fishing from the Craigflower Bridge

March 19, 2023 // 0 Comments

IT USED TO GET chaotic on the old, narrow Craigflower Bridge. In the 1980s, the fishermen crowded the railing shoulder-to-shoulder, elbow-to-reel from one shore to the other, [Continue]

CITY HALL – ‘Put bruised egos aside’ mayor urges councillors in statement

March 18, 2023 // 10 Comments

Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson today (Saturday, March 18, 2023) released a statement in response to Friday’s news conference held by the eight City councillors about [Continue]

ROTHENBURGER: Say goodbye to any hope of peace between mayor, council

March 18, 2023 // 5 Comments

AS THE NOON HOUR APPROACHED Friday, six Kamloops City councillors got up and left a Thompson-Nicola Regional District strategic planning meeting at the Delta Hotel. The [Continue]

PETERS – Hamer-Jackson’s committee moves will increase gridlock at City Hall

March 18, 2023 // 0 Comments

MAYOR REID HAMER-JACKSON’S MOVE THIS WEEK to stack council committees with people he considers more in tune with his frequency was a fairly predictable development. In our [Continue]

CITY HALL – Councillors blast mayor for ‘chaotic’ and ‘erratic’ behaviour

March 17, 2023 // 9 Comments

The war of words between Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson and City councillors escalated today (March 17, 2023) with the councillors firing back over changes made by the mayor to the [Continue]

MILOBAR – Throwing money at healthcare doesn’t always bring results

March 17, 2023 // 2 Comments

By PETER MILOBAR MLA, Kamloops-North Thompson DESPITE A NUMBER of NDP announcements around health care, the crisis in our system doesn’t seem to be easing. In fact, things [Continue]