The City of Kamloops, in partnership with Tḱemlúps te Secwépemc, Thompson Rivers University, and Kamloops Pride, proudly hosted a vibrant Pride Open House on Friday, June 12, ahead of this year’s Pride Parade at Riverside Park on June 14.

Kamloops cyclists embraced active transportation, healthy living, and community connection during Spring GoByBike Week, held May 30 to June 5, 2026.
This year’s event saw strong participation across the city, with 353 riders logging trips throughout the week—an increase of 38% from 2025.

In celebration of National Public Works and Civic Operations Week, Kamloops residents received an all-access look behind the scenes of the City’s Civic Operations department over the weekend.

Transit service in the city is improving and riders are taking notice.

The City has received $30,000 through the Emergency Support Services Equipment and Training stream of the Province’s Community Emergency Preparedness Fund.

Learn how a local resident registered for Retrofit Assist and within seven months, had reduced his home energy usage by nearly 70%, while accessing over $17,000 in rebates.

Front-line outreach teams build stronger connections, share practical tools, and explore new ways to support community members experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Guided by the voices of the people who will use the facility most, 45 participants came together in a world café–style workshop to share insights on how the new arena multiplex can best serve the community beyond ice time.

More than 36 community leaders gathered this past October for a workshop marking the 10-year review of the City’s 2015 Food and Urban Agriculture Plan.

On January 23, 2026, the City revealed plans for a new curling and racquet sports complex that will transform the 700 block of Victoria Street and bring fresh energy to the east end of downtown.