Introducing Kamloops' newest park: The Truck Chilling Park.

Thanks to the City of Kamloops, the Kamloops Symphony produced a new family and student-focused concert initiative, centered around wildlife, called The Wild Orchestra.

Health Canada’s Heat Division led a four-day tour for delegation from Japan’s Ministry of Environment and Environmental Restoration which included a visit to Kamloops.

The newest exhibit at Kamloops Museum and Archives is more than history, it’s about building a future.

Another pair of students from Thompson River University’s Education and Skills Training Certificate program participated in a six-week practicum placement with the City’s Parks division this spring. The program combines classes and lab experiences with real-world work experiences for students experiencing barriers to employment.

With in-person events returning to the community this year, the City has begun to use waste diversion stations at some City-sponsored events.

It’s no surprise that when summer arrives in Kamloops, the temperatures get hot. From July 26 to August 1, the activated Cooling Centre welcomed 527 guests and 7 pets.

You never know what good will come from a thorough spring cleaning. After a massive project to clear out obsolete assets, the City of Kamloops is holding its first ever online auction. It turns out one of the items up for bid caught the eye of a local mom with a special project in mind.

Have you seen the new pollinator garden at West Highlands Park?