Patrick O'Neil, a Kamloops resident who has been blind since birth, has bought his first bike at age 65.
READPsychiatry and neuroscience go toe-to-toe as The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, version five, or DSM-V, is released.
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The prisoner art that has dotted them for more than a decade is finally gone — and relocated to Kamloops.
READThe worldwide community of museums will celebrate the 36th Anniversary of International Museum Day on May 18, 2013.
READIf Kamloops feels a little less religious this weekend, that’s not just your imagination — Imagine No Religion is back.
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Thanks to a few big-hearted community members, the children at Elizabeth Court have somewhere to play for the first time in five years.
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It’s all part of making science fun and relevant, said Genome BC communications and education vice-president Sally Greenwood.
READ34 teams of aboriginal high-school students wrap up their week in Kamloops.
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The new feature exhibit at the Kamloops Museum and Archives showcases mugshots of the past
READWidow of award-winning local author and historian vows to finish her husband’s latest book
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The last time Kamloops hosted the B.C. Historical Federation, the Tournament Capital was preparing to host the Canada Games.
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Four very different Kamloops residents gathered at Royal Inland Hospital to extend their gratitude.
READSun Ridge Equipment Ltd. has had a good year and want to give back to their community
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McHappy Day, held on Wednesday, May 8, helped Royal Inland Hospital’s pediatric ward get much-needed equipment.
READTwo Kamloops business people are heading to Honduras to share the gift of hearing.
READTom Owen had been director of environment and sustainability at TRU for the past four years.
READSoundWeaving: Voice Empowerment through Sacred Sound, Movement and Ceremony takes place on May 10.
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In Tanzania witch doctors pay bounties for limbs of albinos, claiming the body parts can be used to create magic potions.
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A diverse group of Kamloopsians was out for the 38th annual Walk for Peace, Environment and Social Justice.
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A former resident is returning to Kamloops after a four-year singing hiatus to celebrate and motivate in honour of Mental Health Week.
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