Go By Bike Week
Take advantage of this lovely spring weather and participate in Go by Bike Week May 31—June 6! GoByBike BC is hosting its second event of 2025 from May 31 to […]
Where are we at, and what’s next?
A couple of reports of interest to Transition Kamloops supporters recently became available from the City of Kamloops: the Community Climate Action Plan (CCAP) 2023/2024 Implementation Report (the Report), which […]
Let’s keep up the pressure for climate action!
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 […]
What do you want Kamloops to be like in 2040?
The world is changing. What would the future look like if we embraced the solutions that already exist today? This film, written as a “visual letter” to the filmmaker’s four-year […]
An open letter calling on City Council to stick to the plan
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 […]
Calculate Your Carbon Footprint
How much carbon do you put into the atmosphere? Members of our Climate Action team, Sam and Ron, set out to test five carbon footprint calculators. They chose the Climate […]
Sign the local climate action pledge!
Transition Kamloops is calling for strong leadership on climate action in our community. Local leaders, including some municipal councillors, have signed the pledge. Will you?
Global Day for Climate Justice
Kamloops Climate Cafes and Transition Kamloops are organizing a rally for the Global Day of Climate Justice on November 6 in support of the COP26 negotiations taking place right now […]
The single most important thing you can do about climate change
In order to meet the challenges ahead, we need to find common ground with others as we engage on climate change.
Update: Climate Action Plan passed!
It’s been years in the making, but thanks for helping to push it over the line! Kamloops City Council unanimously approved the Community Climate Action Plan on June 29!
