Worried about vulnerable Kamloops residents this winter? Here’s how to help
At home or throughout the city, we outline some ways to give back to the Kamloops community this winter
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In Photos: Visiting the Adams River salmon run through the eyes of Kamloops students
Although Adams River salmon numbers are hitting worrying lows, our next generations still have a lot to learn from them.
How will Kamloops Thompson school trustee candidates protect children’s rights?
We asked candidates a series of questions using rights outlined by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
How will mayoral candidates support the LGBTQ2S+ community?
The Wren spoke with Kamloops Pride and mayoral candidates to understand how city council could expand LGBTQ2S+ community support.
TRU students say more accessible information could get them out to vote
‘It feels like TRU is a separate little city,’ says TRU student Ciera McShane, who wants more engagement overall between students and the city.
What do mayoral candidates have to say about supporting Kamloops’ unhoused population?
We asked candidates about unhoused residents and municipal safety.
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.
What do Kamloops municipal candidates have to say about transportation?
We asked municipal candidates about active transportation, ride-sharing and accessibility.
Voting in the 2022 Kamloops municipal election? Here’s what you need to know
Where, when and how to cast your ballot in Kamloops (Tk̓emlúps).
Hospital hat and wig bank on the hunt for volunteers
Volunteer esthetician needed to restart a pre-pandemic program aimed at helping cancer patients feel like themselves.
