Community-led trails, tours and a cultural centre part of the vision for the internationally recognized McAbee Fossil Beds, blending cultural knowledge with paleontological research and land-based…

Ever wonder what brought all the murals to downtown Kamloops? Here’s what local organizations have done behind the scenes to bring public art to the city’s walls.

After Kamloops MLAs voted in favour of debating an anti-trans bill, community members called for the protection of trans rights.

Run clubs are more than just running they help folks foster a sense of community and challenge their goals.

The Whispering Pines / Clinton Indian Band collaborated with scientists, conservationists and the province to repopulate the Chasm herd.

Addiction affects most of us, says the retired B.C. physician. But common views about substance use aren’t always accurate.

Powwow dancer and student Alexa Daniels founded Formal Fridays at TRU to embrace and uplift Indigenous culture on campus.

Third year Thompson Rivers University nursing students are developing a culturally responsive mental health guide for Indigiqueer ans 2SLGBTQA+ individuals.

Born from community, propelled worldwide, a Secwépemc collective brings its “nonera” sound to Kamloops.

‘My body, my choice,’ women in Kamloops chanted while advocating for justice and equality for International Women’s Day.

Readers can attend the Silent Book Club meetings in Kamloops to share their love for reading and build a community.

‘I hope families see the depth of thinking,’ from students at the Kamloops School of the Arts 2026 science fair, teacher says.

After a 30 kilometre per hour pilot program was rejected in council, city staff work to create a policy to improve road safety in Kamloops.

Advocates are working to fill in the gaps in maternity care in Kamloops. Here’s what you should know.

The First Nation continues to pursue governmental records and shares potential next steps in the ongoing investigation at Kamloops Indian Residential School.

From Kamloops ice to university hockey, the National Aboriginal Hockey Championship star reflects on a year of wins and the year ahead.

An $8-million temporary housing project promises structured support for people leaving shelters, but in Kamloops’ industrial corridor, some business owners worry the development could bring new challe...

The Wren News team presents: Community trivia hosted by Bright Eye Brewing

Local experts share how the city's organic waste collection initiative is making a difference.

‘This is a celebration of a historic landmark that touched all of us,’ Shay Paul, co-curator of the exhibition says.

Friends and coworkers honour Muhammad “Ash” Zafar during a candlelight vigil Jan. 19.

As misconceptions spread about Indigenous land claims and private property, lawyers unpack the history and local implications.

Long winter evenings supported rest, knowledge sharing, spirituality and more, says Secwépemc cultural advisor Ted Gottfriedson.

Signed Dec. 18, the agreement outlines a formal process for cooperation on planning, development and key regional issues.

Kúkwpi7 Rosanne Casimir sits down to discuss the Tk'emlúps Healing House for residential school survivors and descendants.

A locally curated list of authors to support this holiday season and throughout the year.

With 6 AI data centres finding a home in the region, what impacts will the energy-hefty centres have?

Want to put a personal spin on your holiday gifts and save money? Here are a few options for your whole list.

After an event at Thompson Rivers University Kamloopsians showcased that residential "school" denialism is unwelcomed in Tkʼemlúps.

‘I call alcohol free products, life uninterrupted,’ says co-owner of Mocktail Mixery. Non-alcoholic options are growing in Kamloops.

'We are the ones best positioned to say what we need in this industry,' a sex worker in Kamloops tells The Wren.

'Many volunteered at a time when they weren't even recognized as citizens in our own homeland,' Kúkwpi7 Rosanne Casimir says about Indigenous Veterans Day.

Various free programming in town is available to help those seeking connection in the winter.

‘We can’t get a straight answer,’ business owner says of government timelines for a proposed replacement bridge.

‘Our relationship as good neighbours has grown’: Kamloops city council members reflect on the city’s efforts to live up to the TRC’s Calls to Action.

The community gathered for the second Truth and Reconciliation Day event co-hosted by Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc and the City of Kamloops.

Secwepemc and Nlaka’pamux artist Chris Bose brings poetry and workshops to dozens of Vancouver Public Library branches, encouraging youth to reclaim their voice.

Secwépemc Museum and Heritage Park provides a 'place to celebrate the past and connect the future,’ curator tells The Wren.

Laura Michel’s play Echoes of the Homesick Heart aims to support language revitalization with learning tools and a bursary.

For Secwépemc hunter, artist and Yukon Harvest TV personality, Ed Jensen Tk̓emlúps Traditions is more than a business – it’s a living archive.

The Kamloops Indigenous Film Festival will take place from Sept. 26 to 28 and will offer a 'learning opportunity’ ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

575 candles were lit on Overdose Awareness Day, Aug. 30, in remembrance of those lost to the toxic drug crisis.

While Kamloops addiction recovery services are expanding, many still face barriers to support. Local stories reveal the hope in the fight against addictions.