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JORGE ALIÓ CELEBRATES THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ACADEMIA OPHTHALMOLOGICA INTERNATIONALIS

The professor and doctor was invited to the Dutch city of Leiden to talk about his pioneering technique that changes eye colour The Academia Ophthalmologica Internationalis (AOI) celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2025 with a very special meeting to which Dr. Jorge Alió was invited. Thus, during three days in Leiden, the Netherlands, an event has taken place where the Professor of Ophthalmology and Honorary Researcher of the Miguel Hernández Uni…See the Story

Pullman Blooms with Pride for the Second Year in a Row

A sea of colors flooded Cougar Plaza Saturday morning as members of the community rallied for LGBTQ+ rights. “When I say justice, you say for all,” said John Cassleman, K-12 outreach coordinator at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, who guided around 100 participants to march to Reaney Park at 11:30 a.m. Participants were invited for sign painting at 9 a.m. at Pups & Cups, Neill Public Library and Neill’s Coffee and Ice Cream, where an array …LGBTQ+ · Kamloops See the Story

Kamloops residents invited to National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at TteS arbour

Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc (TteS) is partnering with several community organizations for a large celebration to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day on Saturday. The Tk̓emlúps Arbour will host dozens of family-friendly events from 10 am to 3 pm. “This is a momentous occasion for our community, as we come together to showcase and celebrate the incredible resilience, culture, and spirit of Indigenous Peoples,” said Kúkpi7 Rosanne Casimir, Tk̓emlúps te…Kamloops · Kamloops See the Story

Provincial government explained: How your MLA can help you – The Wren

The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, Victoria, B.C. Photo by Macarena Mantilla / The Wren The provincial government plays a large role in the lives of Kamloopsians and British Columbians. Notably, the provincial government manages health care, housing and education. During the last few election cycles, readers shared many issues they wanted provincial and federal candidates to look into. At The Wren we believe it is important to hold po…Kamloops · Kamloops Read Article

Regional government explained: The Thompson-Nicola Regional District News

The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) civic building in downtown Kamloops. Photo by Macarena Mantilla / The Wren This is the second article of a four-part series which will focus on the differences between municipal, regional, provincial and federal governments. During the last few election cycles, readers shared many issues they wanted provincial and federal candidates to look into. At The Wren we believe it is important to hold politic…Taxes · Kamloops Read Article

Municipal government explained: Here’s what Kamloops city council can (and can't) do

Kamloops City Hall. Photo by Macarena Mantilla / The Wren This is the first article of a four-part series which will focus on the differences between municipal government and regional, provincial and federal governments. During the last few election cycles, readers shared many issues they wanted provincial and federal candidates to look into. At The Wren we believe it is important to hold politicians and members of the government accountable. T…Kamloops · Kamloops Read Article

Thompson-Nicola camping: What to know and where to go

Looking to get outside this spring and summer? Whether seeking a day trip, or an overnight camping excursion, the Thompson-Nicola region boasts many beautiful options for exploration within a short driving distance. BC Parks reminds campers that long weekend reservations require a booking of three nights minimum for front country camping, which includes Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. “Only book for dates that you intend to use,” BC Parks s…Kamloops · Kamloops Read Article

Red Dress Day Film Sparks Conversation

In honour of Red Dress Day, over 50 community members gathered at the Port Theatre on May 5 for a free screening of Fancy Dance, a film that highlights the interwoven struggles of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people (MMIWG2S+), child welfare, and systemic injustice. The event, hosted by the Children’s Aid Society of SDG with support from numerous community partners, concluded with a powerful community discussion o…Cornwall, Ontario · Cornwall See the Story

‘They're always happy coming here and experiencing something different,' Valid Dreams Foundation brings connection to Kamloops’ multicultural community

Black History Month Kizomba Workshop hosted by Valid Dreams Foundation in Kelowna. Photo by Valid Dreams Foundation Kamloops (Tk’emlúps) is home to a growing multicultural community, with 10.8 per cent of the population identifying as a visible minority according to the 2021 census. To help folks from all over the world settle in Kamloops, the non-profit organization Valid Dreams Foundation is supporting and celebrating newcomers through events,…Kamloops · Kamloops Read Article

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JORGE ALIÓ CELEBRATES THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ACADEMIA OPHTHALMOLOGICA INTERNATIONALIS

Pullman Blooms with Pride for the Second Year in a Row

Kamloops residents invited to National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at TteS arbour

Provincial government explained: How your MLA can help you – The Wren

Regional government explained: The Thompson-Nicola Regional District News

Municipal government explained: Here’s what Kamloops city council can (and can't) do

Thompson-Nicola camping: What to know and where to go

Red Dress Day Film Sparks Conversation

‘They're always happy coming here and experiencing something different,' Valid Dreams Foundation brings connection to Kamloops’ multicultural community

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Kamloops residents invited to National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at TteS arbour

Provincial government explained: How your MLA can help you – The Wren

Regional government explained: The Thompson-Nicola Regional District News

Municipal government explained: Here’s what Kamloops city council can (and can't) do

Thompson-Nicola camping: What to know and where to go

Red Dress Day Film Sparks Conversation

‘They're always happy coming here and experiencing something different,' Valid Dreams Foundation brings connection to Kamloops’ multicultural community