Local retiree embraces the spirit of the season with charitable crafts
Hélène uses her woodworking skills to raise money for Kamloops charities every winter.
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Although Adams River salmon numbers are hitting worrying lows, our next generations still have a lot to learn from them.
Survey: What do you want to know about the history of Kamloops’ neighbourhoods?
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Tsqwlentém t̓e Ck̓uĺtens: Calling the salmon home
On Sept. 30, participants gathered at the Salute to the Sockeye ceremony. The Wren spoke to attendees about what the run means to them.
Garry Gottfriedson: Bending back his tongue no longer
The poet, educator and Secwépemc cultural advisor sits down with The Wren to discuss his powerful new book, as well as truth, language and reconciliation.
Grocery shelves looking empty? Kamloops Farmers’ Markets have the goods
More than just a local hangout, weekly markets deliver essential food items to residents when times are tough.
How the Kweseltken Project grows food sovereignty for Central Interior First Nations
Kweseltken Project coordinator Shay Paul shows the garden sites, greenhouses and plans for the future.
The Kamloopa Powwow makes its thundering return to Tk’emlúps
Attendees describe a celebration of tradition, community and healing.
To build a food secure future, Kamloops Food Policy Council takes its cues from nature
The Stir is Kamloops Food Policy Council’s biggest project yet in tackling food insecurity.
