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Kamloops Heritage Railway Society celebrates the ‘magic’ in reviving its beloved 113-year-old steam train
Canadian National No. 2141 is considered to be one of the last trains of its kind and will be operating again by this winter.
‘Little Red Warrior and His Lawyer’ pokes fun at the absurdity of land claims, and is as relevant as ever
Director and playwright Kevin Loring used his personal experience to inspire the play, which runs at Kamloops’ Sagebrush Theatre starting Feb. 20.
Kamloops climate action advocacy groups you should know about
The Wren spoke to different Kamloops-based groups that focus on sustainability, the environment and climate action.
Tk’emlúps and City of Kamloops honour survivors for first collaborative Truth and Reconciliation event
‘In order for us to move forward for the next seven generations, we have to acknowledge the seven generations before us with history,’ Nikki Fraser, Tk'emlups te Secwépemc councillor.
Kamloops’ Run for The Cure seeking to raise $50,000Â
Kamloops will host their 28 Run for the Cure this October, hoping to raise $50,000 dollars to help Canadians with breast cancer.
Why is the Red Bridge fire so devastating for Kamloops? History has the answers.
Kamloops' historic Red Bridge was a 'culturally significant' link between the city and Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc, leaders say.
Local business owners seek community support as construction and traffic slow sales
'Small businesses are a linchpin in our city and in our local economy,' says a downtown Kamloops business owner who has seen a decline in sales.
Gardengate Farm offers more than produce, volunteers say
Gardengate Farm, in addition to fruits and vegetables, grows community and resiliency among volunteers.
Kamloops Heritage Railway Society celebrates the ‘magic’ in reviving its beloved 113-year-old steam train
Canadian National No. 2141 is considered to be one of the last trains of its kind and will be operating again by this winter.
‘Little Red Warrior and His Lawyer’ pokes fun at the absurdity of land claims, and is as relevant as ever
Director and playwright Kevin Loring used his personal experience to inspire the play, which runs at Kamloops’ Sagebrush Theatre starting Feb. 20.
Kamloops climate action advocacy groups you should know about
The Wren spoke to different Kamloops-based groups that focus on sustainability, the environment and climate action.
Tk’emlúps and City of Kamloops honour survivors for first collaborative Truth and Reconciliation event
‘In order for us to move forward for the next seven generations, we have to acknowledge the seven generations before us with history,’ Nikki Fraser, Tk'emlups te Secwépemc councillor.
Kamloops’ Run for The Cure seeking to raise $50,000Â
Kamloops will host their 28 Run for the Cure this October, hoping to raise $50,000 dollars to help Canadians with breast cancer.
Why is the Red Bridge fire so devastating for Kamloops? History has the answers.
Kamloops' historic Red Bridge was a 'culturally significant' link between the city and Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc, leaders say.
Local business owners seek community support as construction and traffic slow sales
'Small businesses are a linchpin in our city and in our local economy,' says a downtown Kamloops business owner who has seen a decline in sales.
Gardengate Farm offers more than produce, volunteers say
Gardengate Farm, in addition to fruits and vegetables, grows community and resiliency among volunteers.
