People in Motion program gets those with disabilities where they need to go
Wheelchair accessible vans run by volunteers shuttle residents to appointments, social events, family gatherings and more.
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Kamloops service providers feeling singled out, scapegoated by divisive politics
“People need support at the beginning, the middle and the end of their journeys. And that's why we need to focus on collaborative efforts,” says one local service provider.
Mall memorial tree humanizes loved ones lost to drug toxicity
The tree, located at Northills Mall, features photographs and names of over 50 Kamloops residents lost to drug toxicity.
Former director commemorated at 6th annual Campout to End Youth Homelessness
Community members gathered in the cold on Dec. 9 to raise money for vulnerable youth and remember organizer Katherine McParland.
Residents say making Kamloops more accessible requires action and care
Residents with mobility challenges say despite progress to make Kamloops accessible, the city can still be difficult to navigate.
Cold snap, provider issues delay Kamloops emergency shelter services
Defying its nuisance status, The Loop stepped up to support homeless residents last week
Juniper Ridge residents feeling stranded as wait for a second access road continues
Despite being one of Kamloops’ fastest-growing neighbourhoods, Juniper Ridge still doesn’t have a secondary access point.
Creative ideas needed to help stem student housing shortage
Lands allocated for development by the TRU Community Trust could help lessen student housing stress — but they're being used for luxury living instead.
Crime rates are on the rise in Kamloops. But can policing alone reduce them?
Disrupting social services likely won't be the solution to Kamloops' crime rates, despite suggestions from the new mayor and council.
International medical graduates face placement barriers despite Interior staff shortage
A would-be Kamloops doctor says limits on international medical graduates forced her to leave the region.
Kamloops service providers feeling singled out, scapegoated by divisive politics
“People need support at the beginning, the middle and the end of their journeys. And that's why we need to focus on collaborative efforts,” says one local service provider.
Mall memorial tree humanizes loved ones lost to drug toxicity
The tree, located at Northills Mall, features photographs and names of over 50 Kamloops residents lost to drug toxicity.
Former director commemorated at 6th annual Campout to End Youth Homelessness
Community members gathered in the cold on Dec. 9 to raise money for vulnerable youth and remember organizer Katherine McParland.
Residents say making Kamloops more accessible requires action and care
Residents with mobility challenges say despite progress to make Kamloops accessible, the city can still be difficult to navigate.
Cold snap, provider issues delay Kamloops emergency shelter services
Defying its nuisance status, The Loop stepped up to support homeless residents last week
Juniper Ridge residents feeling stranded as wait for a second access road continues
Despite being one of Kamloops’ fastest-growing neighbourhoods, Juniper Ridge still doesn’t have a secondary access point.
Creative ideas needed to help stem student housing shortage
Lands allocated for development by the TRU Community Trust could help lessen student housing stress — but they're being used for luxury living instead.
Crime rates are on the rise in Kamloops. But can policing alone reduce them?
Disrupting social services likely won't be the solution to Kamloops' crime rates, despite suggestions from the new mayor and council.
International medical graduates face placement barriers despite Interior staff shortage
A would-be Kamloops doctor says limits on international medical graduates forced her to leave the region.
