New art exhibition invites Kamloops to remember, mourn and celebrate the Red Bridge
‘This is a celebration of a historic landmark that touched all of us,’ Shay Paul, co-curator of the exhibition says.
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As misconceptions spread about Indigenous land claims and private property, lawyers unpack the history, legal realities and local implications.
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Long winter evenings supported rest, knowledge sharing, spirituality and more, says Secwépemc cultural advisor Ted Gottfriedson.
‘Now and into the future’: New agreement lays groundwork for Neskonlith–TNRD relations
Signed Dec. 18, the agreement outlines a formal process for cooperation on planning, development and key regional issues.
Tk’emlúps Healing House envisions ‘reclamation, resilience and self-determination’
Kúkwpi7 Rosanne Casimir sits down with The Wren to discuss the nation’s $12.5-million project for residential school survivors and descendants.
Kamloops authors you should know about
A locally curated list of authors to support this holiday season and throughout the year.
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