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WILDFIRES – Nature parks remain open but City urges extreme caution

August 11, 2026 // 0 Comments

With extreme fire danger conditions affecting the region, the City of Kamloops is urging residents to exercise extreme caution and remain vigilant to help prevent and quickly [Continue]

ROTHENBURGER – Confusion over mayor’s absence all came down to blocked texts

August 10, 2026 // 12 Comments

SO THE ANSWER to why Mike O’Reilly told a City council meeting that Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson was a no-show, and hadn’t let anyone know about it, comes down to blocked [Continue]

EDITORIAL – An awkward time to bring up the issue of City council paycheques

August 8, 2026 // 5 Comments

An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THIS COULD be fun. The matter of City council paycheques comes up for discussion at next week’s regular meeting. The proposal in front [Continue]

SINGH – The City council cleanup in Aisle 6!

August 7, 2026 // 4 Comments

By ARJUN SINGH Kamloops Chronicle OVER COFFEE recently with a strong candidate running for city council, this candidate shared that the next council term will be a “clean [Continue]

ROTHENBURGER – Fixing Seymour Street remains little more than a dream

August 7, 2026 // 2 Comments

BRINGING TWO-WAY traffic back to Seymour Street has been a dream for at least a couple of decades. Every few years, traffic planners present a new report to City council that [Continue]

CHARBONNEAU – Coming soon: British Columbian Prediction Market (BCPM)

August 6, 2026 // 0 Comments

CANADA IS VIRGIN TERRITORY for prediction markets. They have gone wild in America and Canadians want some of the action. B.C. should seize the moment and establish its own [Continue]