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WLFN-owned company brings a decolonial lens to archaeology: ‘We need Indigenous knowledge’

By Dionne Phillips Local Journalism Initiative Reporter ● In-depth ● November 14, 2023

From smudging on site to employing band members, Sugar Cane Archaeology is demonstrating a new way forward in a historically-extractive industry.

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The MacDonald Park in Kamloops is shown from the side of the building, where a wide grate opens up to the dog park.

How will Kamloops become one of the most accessible cities in Canada?

By Lauren Kaljur ● In-depth ● November 14, 2023

Community members helped shape the city’s new accessibility plan.

History at the Confluence: When Tk’emlúps was born

By Lyssa Martin ● History at the Confluence ● October 31, 2023

How Secwépemc traditional knowledge and modern technology tell complimentary stories of the past.

History at the Confluence: This most important document in Kamloops’ history

By Lyssa Martin ● In-depth ● October 31, 2023

The history behind The 1910 Memorial of the Interior Chiefs to Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the fight for justice.

History at the Confluence: Settling east of the confluence

By Lyssa Martin ● History at the Confluence ● October 31, 2023

Explore Tk’emlúps in the earliest stage of colonization. Do you know which Kamloops neighbourhood got its name due to lost mail?

History at the Confluence: A juicy history of the North Shore and B.C. Fruitlands

By Lyssa Martin ● History at the Confluence ● October 31, 2023

How the communities of North Kamloops, Brocklehurst, Westsyde and Noble Creek grew out of a mostly forgotten company.

History at the Confluence: Much ado about amalgamation

By Lyssa Martin ● History at the Confluence ● October 31, 2023

Greater Kamloops and the great divide over local unity.

A woman with sunglasses on stands outside of a medical clinic

How Kamloops community health clinics are redefining health care

By Dustin Godfrey ● Analysis ● September 19, 2023

Kamloops’ Supporting Team Excellence with Patients Society (STEPS) say the community-run model is proving successful. But barriers remain to getting more of these clinics off the ground.

Propolis Housing Cooperative seeks to build lasting community in Kamloops

By Lyssa Martin ● In-depth ● September 12, 2023

Propolis Housing Cooperative is a local example of how housing co-ops can offer community-centered solutions to the housing crisis.

Tiny Kamloops owls under threat from longer, more destructive fire seasons

By Brendan Coulter ● In-depth ● September 5, 2023

Flammulated owls, a top target for local birdwatchers, prefer the dry pine forest habitat that is burning up around British Columbia.