Paul James is a Mathematics Teacher at an undisclosed institution. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports—both individual and team—as well as arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on environmental issues and climate change. His work has been featured in numerous publications such as High Times, Newsweek, and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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Paul James focuses on local news covering Kamloops, British Columbia. His articles revolve around government announcements and events in the area, touching upon topics such as weather, municipal issues, and community initiatives.
To effectively reach out to Paul James, consider providing insights or updates related to local government policies or community events in Kamloops. Expert commentary from local figures involved in politics, culture & society, sports or business & industry within this region are likely to pique his interest.
Since he also covers weather-related news about the Southern Interior of British Columbia including Kamloops, pitches relating to severe weather conditions and their impact on the local community may be well-received by him.
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A renewed call is mounting for the BC Government to utilize the Kamloops Regional Correctional Center (KRCC)-a...
By: Paul James
A major setback for the forest sector in the Interior, and one which is likely to resonate across the provinci...
**Editor's note: Contents of article are graphic in description** What had been part of a north Kamloops coupl...
NBA The Run Review - If James Harden Was Video Game... As many of you will undoubtedly be aware, I'm a bit of a basketball fan, and while
By: Paul James
Another night without emergency medical services for people in the Nicola Valley and Merritt, as well as in Cl...
By: Paul James
Kamloops bylaw officers now have stronger tools to clear out entrenched homeless encampments along the river b...
By: Paul James
The relative ease of the 2026 wildfire season -- which officially begin each year on April 1st -- has been sho...
By: Paul James
With temperatures soaring and the wildfire danger rating expected to climb, the City of Kamloops has officiall...
By: Paul James
Not a lot of details at this point, but Kamloops Mounties say they're on the hunt for a pair of suspects follo...
2026 marks the 50th anniversary of the closure of the Morelands Match Factory on Bristol Road in Gloucester. Two years later, the site became the Morelands Trading Estate, which still operates there today.
