Arts and Culture
The Final Brushstroke
Audiences still have a few more days to stop by the campus to see the final art exhibition at the TRU Art Gallery
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Highway of Tears Symposium turns 20
Disclaimer: This article broadly discusses the kidnapping and murder of Indigenous women and girls along the infamous Highway 16 in Northern British Columbia. Reader discretion is advised. For over nearly six decades, Indigenous women and girls have been the targets of an ongoing femicide across the country. From April 7 to 10, the Carrier Sekani […]
Sports
Exploring the NCAA/CHL player eligibility changes
The Omega talks to the Kamloops Blazers head coach about what the changes mean for youth league hockey players looking to advance in their hockey careers
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Around the moon and back
To infinity and beyond
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Word of wisdom during exam season
Take a breath, the semester is just about done
Sports
FIFA festivities coming to downtown
The City of Kamloops has announced that Riverside Park will host watch parties for the event throughout June and July
Arts and Culture
Farewell to ‘The Boys’
In October 2006, The Boys comic debuted as a meta-commentary adult superhero comic series co-created and written by Garth Ennis, designed and illustrated by Darick Robertson. The comic would turn the superhero genre on its head, adding graphic violence and making the superheroes nuanced characters that didn’t follow the status quo. Over 12 years after […]
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BC Rent Bank in jeopardy
With fewer and fewer "affordable" housing options on the market, advocates suggest that the programs cancellation would lead to major problems
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Marathon of Sport breaks records
For the sixth consecutive year, TRU students participated in the inclusive event aimed at reducing barriers for special needs athletes
Sports
Miners improve on last season
Though the stress of balance studies and time on the ice can be a struggle, the TRU student-athletes on the Logan Lake Miners still give the game their all