LETTER – Public has right to know what switch to CSOs cost
Dear Armchair Mayor, You’ve been Mayor and understand “public money”. What exactly did we buy for $?,???,???.?? with the change from Bylaw Services to Community [Continue]
City of Kamloops
CITY HALL – New contract with CUPE provides for four per cent increases
The City of Kamloops and CUPE Local 900 have reached a new two-year collective agreement effective Jan. 1, 2024, to Dec. 31, 2025. Today’s (April 24, 2024) announcement [Continue]
TRAFFIC – Major work in downtown area will impact commuters
Beginning April 28, 2024, major work along the Lansdowne Street corridor will begin as part of the City Centre Sanitary Upgrades Project to install a trunk sewer main from [Continue]
WILDLIFE – Time to take precautions as bears emerge from hibernation
The City is reminding residents that unmanaged bear attractants around homes can unintentionally attract bears into neighbourhoods as they sniff out food sources after [Continue]
EDITORIAL – What did the CSO arbitration cost Kamloops taxpayers?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger IT WAS GOOD NEWS when the City announced that all the problems have been ironed out with the Canadian Union of Public Employees over the [Continue]
TRAFFIC – City seeks feedback on changes to 1st Avenue intersection
The City’s Transportation Division is seeking public input on traffic flow improvements at the intersection of 1st Avenue and Lansdowne Street. The proposed intersection [Continue]
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