On Oct. 10, 2025, the McGill Association of University Teachers (MAUT), which represents full-time professors and librarians, passed the Resolution to Endorse the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Isra...

Speaking with reporters on Parliament Hill, Gord Johns, the NDP’s critic for agriculture, calls on the federal government to cancel the proposed changes to the Plant Breeders’ Rights Regulations. Johns is accompanied by Cathy Holtslander, the director of research and policy with the National Farmers Union, and Aabir Dey, director of the Canadian field program...

The countdown is on: Kamloops votes October 17, 2026. It is hard to believe that it’s been three years since the last general local election, when some Kamloopsians celebrated and some lamented. Low voter turnout—said some. Big egos!—said others. According to Gisela Ruckert (a local electoral reform advocate), we predominantly voted for incumbents, and the...

September 20, 1 to 3 pm Riverside Park, Kamloops. We listened, we sang (Climate Crisis written by George M. & Ben Johnson), we chanted, we walked—joining a nation-wide movement to Draw the Line: for People, for Peace, and for the Planet. Across Canada, tens of thousands of people did the same, in more than 70...

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Kamloops city council has approved nearly $200 million in new borrowing using the Alternate Approval Process, pushing city debt to over $500 million.

KAMLOOPS - Kamloops council has cleared the way for hundreds of new housing units to rise along Ord Road. At T...

The effort to identify the source of leaks from the divided Conservative party failed.

Kamloops City Council has approved a major 344-unit rental development on Ord Road, despite ongoing concerns a...

Sprawling AI data centres — hungry for land, water and power — are coming. Plans the world’s largest, called Wonder Valley, are underway in Alberta