Kayla Empey

Jan 6, 2025 | thewrennews.ca | Macarena Mantilla |Hollie Ferguson |Lauren Kaljur |Kayla Empey

Readers pitch in what they can afford each month so The Wren can deliver weekly newsletters, in-depth investigations and surface stories about neighbours working to transform Kamloops (Tk’emlúps) for the better. Together, our community of supporters ensure The Wren’s independent journalism remains free and accessible to everyone.

Jan 11, 2024 | sunpeaksnews.com | Kayla Empey

The vast outdoor playground is a big draw of the Sun Peaks and Kamloops (Tkemlúps) area. However, this comes with a higher risk of danger, whether that be getting injured while skiing in the mountains or getting caught up in the hazards of a nearby lake That’s why Kamloops Search and Rescue (KSAR) is a vital resource in the region. With over 35 trained volunteers having put in over 9,700 hours in 2023, the non-profit organization plays a big role in keeping the region safe.

Jan 9, 2024 | thewrennews.ca | Kayla Empey

The vast outdoor playground is a big draw of the Sun Peaks and Kamloops (Tkemlúps) area. However, this comes with a higher risk of danger, whether that be getting injured while skiing in the mountains or getting caught up in the hazards of a nearby lake That’s why Kamloops Search and Rescue (KSAR) is a vital resource in the region. With over 35 trained volunteers having put in over 9,700 hours in 2023, the non-profit organization plays a big role in keeping the region safe.

Nov 7, 2023 | thewrennews.ca | Kayla Empey

In a time when prices are on the rise, Canadians are changing spending habits to adjust to higher prices, seeking more affordable alternatives to everything from food to clothes. This year’s Back To School Report conducted by the Retail Council of Canada found people are planning more carefully for routine shopping and PayPal’s Resale Renaissance Report found one third of Canadians purchase second-hand goods multiple times a month, with over 73 per cent aiming to stretch their money.

Aug 1, 2023 | revelstokemountaineer.com | Kayla Empey

This month, the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre (RVAC) is accepting submissions and inviting community members for its first member’s show of the year. The theme for the show is “from the forest floor.” Alongside the member’s show at the main gallery, there will also be three artists featured in the side galleries. Shantael Sleight, from Victoria, will be showcasing her solo show.