After evidence showed a missing vote in Kamloops council minutes, the Deputy Mayor refused to engage, calling accuracy concerns “not legitimate city business.”
Municipal council minutes are supposed to be the official historical record of what occurred during a public meeting. They are relied upon by residents, journalists, lawyers, and courts as evidence of how decisions were reached. But a review of the City of Kamloops’...
At a time when Kamloops residents are bracing for significant tax increases, job insecurity, and the rising cost of simply staying afloat, the City appears to have quietly done what it does best: expand management — without bothering to tell anyone. Buried inside the...
The City of Kamloops has confirmed that citizens are barred from accessing Council’s Code of Conduct complaint process. The accountability system now exists entirely behind closed doors.
When a system designed to protect the public interest becomes a tool of attrition, accountability itself is at risk. Introduction: Accountability or Attrition? Codes of Conduct exist to ensure ethical governance, protect the public interest, and maintain trust in...
Confidence in Kamloops City Hall is eroding. This article makes the case for new administrative leadership, focusing on governance, transparency, and public trust—not personalities.