Serving on Kamloops City Council over the past four years has reinforced how important steady, informed leadership is at the local level. Council decisions affect daily life, from roads, recreation and safety to housing, infrastructure and long-term planning. They also shape the kind of city we are building for the future. Municipal government is very process-driven. That can feel slow, especially when there are urgent needs and residents want to see action. Cities also do no

Kamloops is a city worth caring about. It is where we live, work, raise families, support local businesses, volunteer, spend time outdoors, and build community together. Loving a city also means taking part in its future. The City of Kamloops’ Love Your City campaign is a great reminder that local government matters in everyday life. From recreation and infrastructure to housing, public safety, parks, and community planning, the decisions made at City Hall help shape the kind

Read more about Margot Middleton Announcing her Candidacy for Kamloops City Council

As Kamloops prepares to welcome more than 2,500 participants from across British Columbia for the 2026 55+ BC Games, I am reminded once again why participation in sport, recreation, and community activities has always been one of my key priorities. From September 8–12, 2026, our city will host the largest annual multi-sport gathering in British Columbia, bringing together athletes, volunteers, spectators, and supporters from every corner of the province. Featuring 27 sports a

Four years ago, I first put my name forward for Kamloops City Council because I believed our community deserved thoughtful, practical leadership focused on building a strong future for residents, businesses, and families. Today, after serving as an elected City Councillor, I remain as passionate as ever about helping Kamloops continue to grow and thrive. Serving on Council has provided me with the opportunity to work alongside residents, community organizations, businesses, C