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Hollie Ferguson

Hollie works from the traditional and unceded territories of the Liqʷiłdaxʷ people, specifically the We Wai Kai and Wei Wai Kum First Nations.

As the editor for The Wren, Sun Peaks Independent News and the Revelstoke Mountaineer, Hollie is proud to guide and support the work of Discourse Community Publishing’s talented journalists.

In her free time, she enjoys hiking, camping and spending time with her pups.

Hollie's Latest Articles

Here’s what The Wren’s readers want to know ahead of the 2026 general election in Kamloops

From addressing homelessness to regulating AI, these were the most-asked questions in The Wren’s 2026 election survey.

The main entrance of Kamloops city hall.
Where to go and what to know: Voting in Kamloops’ 2026 general election

The Wren's guide to voting in Kamloops' 2026 general election.

Memorandum of understanding and official community plan included in gathering in Sun Peaks

Leaders from the municipality, local First Nations and province gathered in Sun Peaks, marking ‘Skwelkwekwelt (Sun Peaks) Partnership Day.’

The Wren’s top reader requested stories of 2024

From the history of the Red Bridge to concerns about 15 minute cities, The Wren's top stories were informed by local questions and concerns.

People in Motion Kamloops seeks to increase accessibility in biking this summer 

While People In Motion has adaptive bikes in its fleet, support is needed in transportation and instruction.

Meet the Modern Man Family Project, an organization helping men heal

The Modern Man Family Project works to fill gaps in men’s family resources and mental health in Kamloops (Tk̓emlúps).

Inaugural Kamloops Black Film Festival offers a place for celebration, connection and conversation

Kamloops Black Film Festival ‘offers the Black Kamloops community an ongoing space to celebrate themselves and their art,’ says festival organizer.

Kamloops Aboriginal Friendship Society looks ahead to expansion, new health centre

Among top priorities for the growth, Kamloops Aboriginal Friendship Society leadership is eager for the return of a health centre.

Kamloops Immigrant Services offers a number of classes to help newcomers gain confidence in Canada, including cooking classes.
Kamloops Immigrant Services combats culture shock with community connections

Through their Community Connections program, Kamloops Immigrant Services works to help newcomers feel a sense of belonging.

Who is Louis Creek named after?

The history of Chief Louis Clexlixqen, a former long-time Secwépemc Chief and possible namesake of Louis Creek.

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