Kamloops
Dianne Barker, a trailblazing figure in curling, has built a distinguished career as an official and volunteer after overcoming early hurdles in the sport. From lobbying her high school for entry fees to officiating at Olympic levels, her journey highlights persistence and professionalism in curling's governance. Barker's story, chronicled in a local column, underscores her lasting impact on the sport in Kamloops and beyond.
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The City of Kamloops has unveiled plans for a new curling and racquet sports complex that will replace the aging Kamloops Curling Club and Memorial Arena. The project aims to revitalize the east end of downtown on a 3.6-acre site, with construction slated to begin no earlier than 2030. Local curling and pickleball enthusiasts expressed excitement about the opportunities for growth and development.