Kamloopsians had a chance to grill candidates from all parties at last night’s election forum. About 120 people came out to TRU’s Clock Tower Theatre to hear the candidates’ views on climate and nature. Many thanks to CBC’s Doug Herbert … Continue reading Forum on the Environment well-attended
Individual actions are important, but they are not enough on their own to bring about the scale of carbon emission reductions that are required for us to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. We need broader changes at the … Continue reading Let’s keep up the pressure for climate action!
Transition Kamloops and the BC Chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS-BC) are hosting an All-Candidates Forum on the Environment at 6 pm on Wednesday, October 2, 2024, at the Alumni Clock Tower Theatre at Thompson Rivers University. Candidates … Continue reading Voters invited to All-Candidates Forum on the Environment
As you may know, the Province of BC is getting serious about addressing the housing crisis. Legislation put into place last November requires that municipalities change their bylaws to allow greater density across the board by June 30th. Amid concerns … Continue reading Gentle density coming to Kamloops
UPDATE: At the Committee of the Whole meeting held in Council Chambers on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 20, Council voted to reduce the Climate Action Levy by half for 2024. Councillors Bass, Bepple and Karpuk were the only Councillors … Continue reading An open letter calling on City Council to stick to the plan
Part of what we do at Transition Kamloops is build community connections by shining a light on good work done by other local organizations. We’ve long been superfans of the Kamloops Food Policy Council’s work, and their latest series of … Continue reading Shoutout to Kamloops Food Policy Council for the Food & the City series
