Heritage homes in Kamloops offer a peek into the past
‘The history of Kamloops is wound through them’: heritage homes in the area provide a connection to those who built the city.
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Early detection is vital in preparing for wildfire season, Kamloops fire expert says
The work is imperative to acting quickly to reduce damage, but forecasting seasonal fires is difficult, an expert told The Wren
Kamloopsians must prepare for poor air quality, not just flames, experts say
From air quality guidelines to HEPA filters, here’s how to prepare for what could be a smoky wildfire season in Kamloops.
5 kinds of plants you’ll find flowering in Kamloops (Tk’emlúps) grasslands this summer
Kamloops grasslands ecosystems are home to a number of rare, at-risk and endangered plant species. Here’s how to identify some of them.
Local pediatrician calls for car-free street pilot at Kamloops schools
School Streets, a pilot program that promotes active transportation and creates a car-free school zone, has been implemented in other B.C. cities.
‘They weren’t just a number’: New KAG exhibit honours children lost at KIRS
215 portraits by artist Johnny Bandura imagine how the children lost at KIRS could have lived their lives.
9 sustainable Kamloops stores helping residents reduce waste
From clothing stores that help divert textile waste to refilleries that encourage folks to buy in bulk, here are nine Kamloops businesses helping residents shop sustainably.
KSO director ‘very happy and very proud’ to collaborate with U.S. drag performer
Former ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ contestant Thorgy Thor will be performing alongside the Kamloops Symphony Orchestra later this week amid legal attacks on LGBTQ2S+ communities.
‘Finding Fred Lee’ uncovers a piece of Kamloops history
How the near erasure of a respected Chinese family in Kamloops — and one man’s military service — was uncovered.
‘Outrunners’ director discusses Kamloops upbringing and local filmmaking
‘It was a very special night,’ at the Paramount Theatre last week after over 400 tickets sold for the locally-shot film’s world premiere, director Ken Hegan told The Wren.
