Day One Society held its Annual General Meeting on Thursday, Sept. 26 at the Northshore Community Centre, following a year of notable achievements. In January,
Year: 2023
Complementary store for DEDE service
DEDE is an African store in the city of Kamloops, the store has succeeded in providing necessary food resources for the black community in the
Complementary store for DEDE service
DEDE is an African store in the city of Kamloops, the store has succeeded in providing necessary food resources for the black community in the
The North Shore Neighbourhood Plan
Kamloops, BC – October 30th, 2023 With Kamloops’ growing population, the North Shore has undergone plans to create a modern and larger community. In September
New High-Performance Training Centre Boosts Athlete Potential at Thompson Rivers University
Kamloops, BC – October 27th, 2023 The Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, BC has just opened its doors to the long-awaited High Performance Training Centre
Navigating New Waters; A Novel Era for TRU Women’s Basketball Team
Following a challenging season and many years of staff changes, fans were left wondering what to expect in the upcoming season. However, with a new
TRU Housing Crisis
The housing situation in Canada as well as Kamloops has gotten out of hand, sparking a heated discussion that involves Thompson Rivers University (TRU). As
Thompson Rivers University Strengthens and Expanded Partnership to Prepare for the Fire Season Ahead
Kamloops, B.C. – In response to the increasingly unpredictable and devastating wildfire seasons, Thompson Rivers University (TRU) has forged an empowering collaboration with local authorities
Opportunities guide: Mapping through international students’ job pathways in Kamloops.
What are the potential career prospects for international students in Kamloops post graduation in 2023? Kamloops, located in beautiful British Columbia’s beautiful landscape, is known
The impacts of B.C Wildfires in Kamloops
British Columbia province has experienced the worst fire season on its history in recent months because of climate change drastic effects. Ryan Cail, Kamloops Fire