Author: chronicle
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Feline fans
The first issue of the Kamloops Chronicle was met with much positive feedback among readers, including the furry fan featured in this photo provided by Jamie Robertson of Kamloops, who had this to say: “My precious kitty-cat was excited to read the first volume of the Kamloops Chronicle newspaper and point out environmental savings, after…
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Letters Dec. 2024
Call for resignation Dear Editor: Open letter to city councilDec 2, 2024 Dear Council Members,Councillor Sarai intentionally created a situation involving Mayor Hamer-Jackson by editing, manipulating, and fabricating events, including altering a recording he made without the mayor’s knowledge. When the mayor questioned the recording’s origins and wondered if his office might be bugged, Councillor…
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December events round-up
NIGHTLIFE December 5, 12, 19, 26, 7:15 pm @ Tumbleweeds Pub: Thursday Night Trivia. Thursdays in Dallas and Kamloops have just become a whole lot more entertaining! Tumbleweeds Pub and Tremendous Trivia are pleased to host an evening of fun, challenging, and enormously entertaining pub trivia, every Thursday night shortly after 7:20. December 7, 8…
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Out of the Ashes recipients who received $2500 bursaries, from left: Alex Adams, Ayla Joe, Felicity Sinclair, Cheryl Latimer, Leann Kopytko (Program Supervisor, Raven and Adolescent Outreach, Day One Society), Elijah Hunt, Jordan Massicotte, Sian Lewis (Executive Director, Day One Society) Haley Baker was also a recipient this year and received $2,500 — she was not able to attend the ceremony. Arjun SinghBursary recipients announced at AGM
On Sept. 24, 2024, Day One Society held its Annual General Meeting (AGM), where a significant highlight of the evening was the recognition of seven Out of the Ashes (OOTA) bursary recipients. This bursary offers educational support to youth and adults in Kamloops who have completed at least one year of recovery. During the AGM,…
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Letters – Oct. 25, 2024
Community needs communication Dear Editor:In our lives, a sense of “community” is a central component. Communication is required to make it all work. With the loss of our local newspaper, communication ceased and we were all poorer for it. Let’s hope this new newspaper fills that gap and enables our “community” to thrive once again.…
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November Events Round-Up
NIGHTLIFE November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 8 pm – 12 am @Pizza Pi 314 Victoria St. Warm up those musical muscles it is Open Mic Night every Friday at Pizza Pi downtown. Bring your instruments or play their guitar. Drink specials on all day. November 9, 6 to 9 pm @ the Commodore Grand…