Fresh Ideas for Kamloops

Here’s what I’ve said over the last three years, so you know where I’m coming from.

Housing

Smaller lots, infills, lower parking requirements all help to keep housing affordable.

Kamloops Housing Strategy Needs to Consider Shrinking Families
There’s a Downside to the Increase in Our Property Assessments
Less Parking and More Housing Makes Perfect Sense
Smaller lots, greater density should take priority over urban sprawl

Support more housing

Investing in Livability

Places to recreate, preservation of the wild spaces, and why a performing arts centre would be a legacy for us all.

‘Disorganized’ sports and rec groups need to be given a voice too
Plans for the Tranquille property must consider species at risk
What we build today will still be enjoyed sixty years from now

Make kamloops more livable

Strengthening Community

Housing helps many problems, healthcare is one piece of the puzzle, and we need more than police.

Shuffling homeless out of town won’t solve the housing problem
Access to primary healthcare key to fighting drug addictions
One very important thing is missing from City’s health programs
Do we pick the gun or the butter knife for frontline policing?

Strengthen our community

Climate Resilience

Climate change is upon us. Implementing the City’s Climate Action Plan, such as better biking and pedestrian infrastructure, needs to be a priority of the next council.

It’s time for cyclists and pedestrians to start protesting
Real change on climate change begins right here at home
After warning upon warning about climate change, will we act?
City’s new climate action plan is imperfect but it’s a good start

prepare for the future

Kamloops April 2022, Photo Credit Noah Arney

Housing

Investing in Livability

Strengthening Community

Climate Resilience

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