Sports
Shooting their shot for a noble cause
A memorable final home game was played by the women’s basketball team when the 'Pack hosted its annual Shoot for the Cure event
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News
BCCDC warns of spike in drug poisoning
A new substance introduced in the unregulated drug supply has led to a province-wide alert from the BCCDC
Features
Professor Spotlight: Catriona Leger
Get to know the recipient of the Canada Council for the Arts’ 2007 J.B.C. Watkins Award
News
Professor delivers optimistic labour market update to City Council
Peter Tsigaris discusses the state of Kamloops employment trends
News
TRU community prepares for the 30th Black History Month
The Black student body reflects on another landmark
News
Iranian students face challenges amid unrest
The cost of instability is felt far beyond borders
Sports
Women’s volleyball remain fourth in conference after hard-fought weekend
Women’s volleyball put up impressive numbers in a weekend at home against the UFV Cascades
Opinion
My time studying in China
A case for looking at another country to study in
Arts and Culture
Local actor Hudson Williams: authentic queer ‘friend’ or foe?
While many critics and audience members alike applaud the Crave TV original series, the lack of transparency from the actors regarding their sexuality have some in the queer community concerned
Sports
Kamloops coolest new attraction opens
Last weekend community members filled Riverside Park to celebrate the grand opening of the new outdoor skating rink