Cindy Sonne brings 25 years of experience working with people facing some of life’s toughest challenges. Here’s why I think her compassion, independence and willingness to speak up could make her a valuable addition to Kamloops City Council.
Katie Neustaeter says her second term will focus on Local Leadership, Accountable Advocacy and Good Governance. After reviewing her first term, I’m not convinced her record supports that promise.
Would I trust Kathrine Blair-Wunderlich to help govern Kamloops? That was the question I set out to answer. After reviewing her background, reading Justice Groves’ decision, examining her public record, and reflecting on two years of working alongside her in community advocacy, this is the conclusion I reached.
Christopher Mitra is seeking election to Kamloops City Council in 2026. After spending time with him, reviewing his campaign material and researching his background, I came away with a positive first impression. Here’s why he’s currently rated Cautiously Recommended and the standards I used to reach that conclusion.
Stephen Karpuk describes himself as part of the “supporting cast.” After reviewing four years of council meetings, voting records, and public statements, Kamloops Critic examines whether his record demonstrates the leadership, independence, and accountability voters should expect from an incumbent seeking another term.
Nancy Bepple is seeking a fourth term on Kamloops City Council. This candidate profile examines her ten-year record, priorities, public engagement, and council voting history ahead of the 2026 municipal election.