Here’s what’s happening this National Indigenous History Month
Participate in the rich Indigenous history and culture of First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples by attending these Tk̓emlúps-area events.
Lauren's Latest Articles
‘You can’t miss the sandwich boards’: Kamloops residents share feedback about emergency communications after water main break
The Wren spoke with local residents to learn what worked and what didn’t during the emergency water restrictions.
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.
Involuntary addictions treatment: What experts want you to know before you vote
The Wren reached out to mental health care experts to better understand how involuntary treatment currently works and asked Kamloops candidates for their positions on the issue.
Kamloops B.C. election guide
What electoral district am I in? Who are the candidates? When is it again? All the election basics, covered.
‘Every little bit helps’: How Kamloops entrepreneurs are responding to social disorder and crime
As business owners, the city and social agencies call on more support from the province, these local entrepreneurs are turning frustration into action.
How a Kamloops shoplifting poster sparked community conversations about deterring crime
As local retailers work to tackle a rise in shoplifting, some residents spoke out about ‘violent rhetoric’ in a business shoplifting poster.
Q&A: What does the ongoing drought mean for Kamloops?
The Wren spoke with Tom Pypker, Thompson Rivers University's natural resource sciences department chair, to learn about Kamloops' drought and what residents can do about it.
How the Interior Crisis Line Network lends an ear to people in need
The crisis line is seeing a surge in suicide and mental health-related calls and needs local volunteers.
