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KAMLOOPS – A goal of a new play from the Western Canada Theatre in Kamloops…

A B.C. woman has filed a human rights complaint after two students were tied together…

ENDERBY – Slurs about indigenous people spray-painted at a local skateboard park where a mural…

KAMLOOPS – Young Indigenous adults will now have the option to live under the same…
SPLATSIN – A young girl brushes the hair out of her face and raises an…

KAMLOOPS – The B.C. government has transferred Metis child welfare authority to a Kamloops Métis…
ENDERBY – The families of Caitlin Potts, Ashley Simpson and Deanna Wertz aren’t giving up…
NORTH OKANAGAN – Meagan Louis is hoping for a turnout of 500 people for a…
KAMLOOPS – First Nations elders and chiefs have declared a state of emergency over the…

VERNON – Letters back and forth between the Okanagan Indian Band and Splatsin First Nation…

MERRITT – RCMP confirm that the missing 32-year-old mother and her three young children were…

KAMLOOPS – Two law faculty members at Thompson Rivers University are looking to bring scholars…

ORGANIZERS ATTEMPT TO ADDRESS RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION KELOWNA – Ask the…

KAMLOOPS - In recognition of missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls, the B.C. Native Womens' Association plans to host a red ribbon awareness campaign later this month. On Jan. 15, the association will host a brief ceremony to tie the first red ribbon, followed by a song and prayer. A location for the 10:15 a.m....