Celebrate a loved one, milestone, achievement, or special event with a memorial tree, bench, or picnic table in a City park. Your contribution helps enhance our parks while creating a meaningful tribute that can be enjoyed by all.

Discover the stories, accomplishments, and investments that helped shape Kamloops in 2025 in the City's newly released Annual Report and Highlights publication.

A summary of efforts and actions taken by the City and community partners over the past two years to respond to the social and health crises and community safety concerns affecting residents.

The City of Kamloops, in partnership with Tḱemlúps te Secwépemc, Thompson Rivers University, and Kamloops Pride, proudly hosted a vibrant Pride Open House on Friday, June 12, ahead of this year’s Pride Parade at Riverside Park on June 14.

Kamloops cyclists embraced active transportation, healthy living, and community connection during Spring GoByBike Week, held May 30 to June 5, 2026.
This year’s event saw strong participation across the city, with 353 riders logging trips throughout the week—an increase of 38% from 2025.

In celebration of National Public Works and Civic Operations Week, Kamloops residents received an all-access look behind the scenes of the City’s Civic Operations department over the weekend.

Transit service in the city is improving and riders are taking notice.

The City has received $30,000 through the Emergency Support Services Equipment and Training stream of the Province’s Community Emergency Preparedness Fund.

Front-line outreach teams build stronger connections, share practical tools, and explore new ways to support community members experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Learn how a local resident registered for Retrofit Assist and within seven months, had reduced his home energy usage by nearly 70%, while accessing over $17,000 in rebates.