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Kamloopa Powwow through a Secwépemc lens

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By Lauren Kaljur Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Candice Camille didn’t set out to become a photographer. She picked up a camera because she needed a way to show people what her husband does as a horse trainer. “I had a pretty basic point-and-shoot camera, and that’s kind of how I started, was with this drive of wanting to show what I see and make that come across in a photo,” Camille tells The Wren.
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Here’s what’s happening this National Indigenous History Month

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By Lauren Kaljur Verified
| The Wren
Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day Sunday June 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Powwow Arbour. Photo by Peter Olsen photography June is National Indigenous History Month, and as a region rich in Secwépemc culture stretching back some 10,000 years, Kamloopsians are invited to celebrate.
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‘You can’t miss the sandwich boards’: Kamloops residents share feedback about emergency communications after water main break

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By Lauren Kaljur Verified
| The Wren
Water delivery stations were part of the emergency response when 8,000 homes were without water in Kamloops. Photo by Gallant Trucking/ Facebook Like many residents of Kamloops, Twyla Jensen initially heard about the Kamloops water main issues affecting east end neighbourhoods on May 12 through Facebook. “I didn’t really pay attention to it,” the Dallas-based real estate agent and mortgage broker told The Wren. “It didn’t set off an alarm bell.” She went about her busy day using water as normal.
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