Author: Cailyn Mocci

Now in its second year Snowbombing hopes to create a tradition of winter mountain partying

The B.C. folk band stopped in Kamloops last week as part of their world tour

Audiences were treated to the hilarity of Kamloops’ favourite improv group

TRU student and Australian scholar bring together social justice and public art to engage dialogue

With a new crew, Kamloops comics bring explosive laughter to the theatre scene

Following the release of their fourth studio album, Shred Kelly will take the stage at the Blue Grotto

IDays finishes with a lively display of Indigenous culture

Local speakers queued up to encourage discussion on the marginalized community's experiences

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Joachim Trier’s thrilling Norwegian supernatural horror film Thelma opened with a shocking introduction. Tension is formed right away as Thelma finds herself at the other end of her father’s hunting rifle. The film follows young …