Community Engagement
Kamloops unveils plans for new curling and racquet sports complex
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The City of Kamloops has announced intentions to demolish Memorial Arena and the Kamloops Curling Club to build a modern curling and racquet sports facility downtown. This project, part of the Build Kamloops initiative, will span 3.6 acres and may include housing and community amenities. Construction is not expected to start until at least 2030, following the completion of a new arena multiplex.
Players from the St. Louis Blues took time during the holiday season to answer fun questions from a young journalist. Nora, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Junior Reporter, interviewed team members about their favorite holiday traditions. The lighthearted exchange highlighted the team's festive spirit amid their busy schedule.
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Traditional rulers from Rivers, Imo, and Abia states have pledged to safeguard Nigeria's oil infrastructure to enhance national revenue. At a stakeholders' engagement in Port Harcourt, they praised Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited for improving security and community ties along the Trans Niger Pipeline. The event highlighted recent gains in oil production and community empowerment initiatives.