Enough Is Enough

Enough Is Enough

by | Jun 8, 2025 | AAP, Arena Multiplex, City Hall, PAC

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! Though plans for a new $150M RCMP station were already in the works, City Hall conveniently left that out when rushing through the $275M Performing Arts Centre and Arena Multiplex.Both were approved using an AAP-a backwards voting process where not...
Council Faces Integrity Crisis

Council Faces Integrity Crisis

by | Jun 6, 2025 | City Hall

Today’s headlines read:“Report on Sarai’s Tapegate results in slap on the wrist.” -Armchair Mayor“Councillor Sarai breached oath by recording mayor and covering it up.”-Infonews“Investigation finds Sarai breached code with secret recording; mayor calls for...
Enough Is Enough

KCU Requests Town Hall

by | May 26, 2025 | City Hall

A letter sent to city council this morning requesting a public town hall meeting: Please share. Dear Mayor, Council, and CAO, Kamloops is at a critical juncture, and recent events have made this reality impossible to ignore. In just 24 hours this past weekend, there...
Enough Is Enough

Shocked by Your Property Tax Bill?

by | May 22, 2025 | City Hall

You’re not alone. We won’t say “told you so”—but we will keep doing the homework for concerned Kamloops residents, because city hall’s decisions affect us all. Here’s what city council approved this year: Property Tax: +7.42% increase Water: +15% increase Sewer: +5%...
City’s Business Belongs To The Public

City’s Business Belongs To The Public

by | May 8, 2025 | City Hall

KCU spoke at Tuesday’s council meeting, and wholeheartedly agrees with former Mayor Mel Rothenburger’s views on the subject. His website is a great resource-and our KCU website will be live in a few days! Read Armchair Mayor’s article here:...
No Answers on Sarai Investigation

No Answers on Sarai Investigation

by | Mar 26, 2025 | City Hall

KCU has been in the forefront, trying to get answers from our city council since this story broke back in December by InfoNews reporter Levi Landry. Letters have gone to the city and the provincial government with little satisfaction. Armchair Mayor Mel Rothenburger...