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By Michael Reeve

ACCESS HUB FUTURE

Kamloops council approves public submissions on future of Pathways shelter

Mar 10, 2026 | 5:30 PM

KAMLOOPS — Kamloops council will soon hear from the public on the future of the Pathways shelter on the North Shore. During Tuesday’s (March 10) regular meeting, council voted 7-1 in favour of distributing a notice of intent to consider a three-year extension for the temporary use permit for the access hub. 

Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson was the sole vote in opposition of moving the proposal to public input, while Councillor Mike O’Reilly declared a conflict and did not vote on the matter.

Michael Reeve brings us more on the decision along with Deputy Mayor Stephen Karpuk.

Council has indicated it will call a special meeting of council to hold the public submissions, though no firm date has yet been confirmed.

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CFJC will have a full report on Wednesday (March 11).