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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What are some Secwépemc traditions celebrated in the winter?
Long winter evenings supported rest, knowledge sharing, spirituality and more, says Secwépemc cultural advisor Ted Gottfriedson.
‘Hatred is not welcome here’: Kamloopsians unite against residential school denialism
“This is a call out to stand in solidarity, rejecting hatred in all its forms and working together toward a future anchored in respect, healing, and truth,” Kúkwpi7 Rosanne Casimir stated.
In photos: Indigenous Veterans Day in Tkʼemlúps
'Many volunteered at a time when they weren't even recognized as citizens in our own homeland,' Kúkwpi7 Rosanne Casimir says about Indigenous Veterans Day.
What is happening with the Red Bridge?
‘We can’t get a straight answer,’ business owner says of government timelines for a proposed replacement bridge.
Where is Kamloops with truth and reconciliation?
‘Our relationship as good neighbours has grown’: Kamloops city council members reflect on the city’s efforts to live up to the TRC’s Calls to Action.
Here’s how you can commemorate National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Tkʼemlúps
From film screenings to motorcycle rides, here are a few events in Kamloops to gather and learn Sept. 30.
Echoes of the Homesick Heart seeks to answer the question: ‘What do we do to heal our communities?’
Laura Michel’s play Echoes of the Homesick Heart aims to support language revitalization with learning tools and a bursary.
On screen and in spirit: Indigenous voices lead the 4th Stseptékwles re Sk’elép (Coyote Stories) Indigenous Film Festival
Taking place Sept. 26 to 28, the festival offers an ‘additional learning opportunity’ leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Western Canada Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary with all-Canadian plays
'I think that there's no better place' organizer says of Kamloops for prioritizing Indigenous and Canadian plays.
