‘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.
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‘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.
Nine locally-owned grocers working to serve members of diaspora communities
These specialty grocery stores serve diaspora community members as well as those looking to expand their palates.
Local artist explores Jewish identity, belonging at the Kamloops Art Gallery
Lindsey Tyne Johnson’s exhibit, “Hebrew Spelled Backwards,” is now open to the public.
Jewish Kamloopsians celebrate winter holidays without a physical gathering space
Ahead of Hanukkah celebrations, Jewish community members are shining a light on cross-cultural connections — even without a synagogue or community centre.
Local retiree embraces the spirit of the season with charitable crafts
Hélène uses her woodworking skills to raise money for Kamloops charities every winter.
8 gift-worthy Indigenous businesses near Kamloops
We’ve compiled a list of Indigenous businesses in and around Kamloops with unique gifts to give this holiday season.
These 11 women-owned businesses in Kamloops sell all the gifts you need
We rounded up a selection of women-owned businesses in Kamloops where you can find gifts for everyone on your list this year.
Six Kamloops charities to support this holiday season
Learn about charitable initiatives for vulnerable Kamloops residents you can support this winter.
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.
