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Where to go and what to know: Voting in Kamloops’ 2026 general election
The Wren’s guide to voting in Kamloops’ 2026 general election.
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SURVEY: What questions are top of mind for the 2026 local elections?
The Wren wants to know what’s on your mind as you prepare to head the to polls on Oct. 17, 2026.
Third annual 2 Rivers Remix creates space for Indigenous music, art and connection
2 Rivers Remix Festival co-founder Meeka Morgan says the event aims to create a safe and accessible space for Indigenous artists and communities.
‘It is about courage’: More students take up SecwepemctsÃn as language revitalization efforts grow
‘Without any new interest or passion for SecwepemctsÃn, there is no revitalization,’ student says.
Secwépemc actor William Belleau brings Hollywood to Alkali Lake
Days before the Leo Awards, Secwépemc actor William Belleau reflects on a career that’s come full circle with his role in the independent Secwépemc film W7éyle (Moon’s Wife).
Meet Eric Van Stone, the archaeologist who stopped digging and started carving
Once trained to uncover the past, Chipped Stone Tools artisan Eric Van Stone now reshapes stone into functional blades.
This Kamloops mental health team leads with compassion and it’s working, report shows
Now available 7 days a week, Canadian Mental Health Association’s Crisis Response, Community Led team has diverted 266 calls from local emergency services over the last year.
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