This story, however, comes from inside The Loop and is told by the staff, volunteers and guests that call the community resource centre their place of employment, their volunteer work, their place for a healthy meal and a friendly, safe and secure service center that feels like home even when you’re homeless or socially isolated. Glenn Hilke - Kamloops This Week The City of Kamloops has designated The Loop a nuisance property and, at the moment I am writing this, our landlord was presented with a $500 fine holding the landlord (and our centre) personally responsible for a vigilante attack by an unknown, hateful man who assaulted our centre staff, volunteers and guests. This was widely seen in local media and on social media, but The Loop and our landlord are blamed for this event.