Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc provides update on burial investigation
The First Nation continues to pursue governmental records and shares potential next steps in the ongoing investigation at Kamloops Indian Residential School.
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The rise of Secwépemc defender Jaylah Bottle
From Kamloops ice to university hockey, the National Aboriginal Hockey Championship star reflects on a year of wins and the year ahead.
Fact check: What to know about Kamloops’ new transitional housing project on McGill Road
An $8-million temporary housing project promises structured support for people leaving shelters, but in Kamloops’ industrial corridor, some business owners worry the development could bring new challenges to their doorstep.
A peek into Kamloops’ organic waste collection program
Local experts share how the city’s organic waste collection initiative is making a difference.
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.
‘More than just a news report’: Loved ones reflect on Muhammad “Ash” Zafar’s life and legacy
Friends and coworkers honour Muhammad “Ash” Zafar during a candlelight vigil Jan. 19.
Land claims, clarified: What does the Quw’utsun Nation title case mean for Kamloops?
As misconceptions spread about Indigenous land claims and private property, lawyers unpack the history, legal realities and local implications.
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