On October 7, members of Kamloops Junior Council and the Kamloops Ambassadors enjoyed tea with students from our Sister City Uji Japan through a virtual party arranged to facilitate cross-cultural connection.

The Kamloops Music Collective's Music Matters for Mental Wellness program supports young musicians who enjoy being creative in a supportive and inspiring environment.

Spinal Cord Injury BC provides vital peer support and information to people living with a spinal cord injury in Kamloops, both virtually and in person.

The grant A Way Home Kamloops Society (AWHK) received in fall 2021 was used to connect youths in our program with consistent mental health support through a Registered Clinical Counsellor.

The Consent Café is an activity-based consent education, communication, and sexualized violence prevention program for youth and young adults.

Introducing Kamloops' newest park: The Truck Chilling Park.

Thanks to the City of Kamloops, the Kamloops Symphony produced a new family and student-focused concert initiative, centered around wildlife, called The Wild Orchestra.

Health Canada’s Heat Division led a four-day tour for delegation from Japan’s Ministry of Environment and Environmental Restoration which included a visit to Kamloops.

The newest exhibit at Kamloops Museum and Archives is more than history, it’s about building a future.

Another pair of students from Thompson River University’s Education and Skills Training Certificate program participated in a six-week practicum placement with the City’s Parks division this spring. The program combines classes and lab experiences with real-world work experiences for students experiencing barriers to employment.