November 2023
VOL. 32, 31, NO. 7 NOVEMBER NOVEMBER2023 2022POWERED POWEREDBY BYKAMLOOPS KAMLOOPSTHIS THISWEEK WEEK||AAPROUD PROUDPART PARTOF OFABERDEEN ABERDEENPUBLISHING PUBLISHING
Slow Food inGender-based Kamloops Iran protests: Page 2 food insecurity and violence, human rights issues Page 2
FREECantabile poetry and The Singers offer songwriting workshop on annual In Remembrance November 4th5 Page 9 concert Page
Local Obee Talentshares Highlighted Dave his at Kamloops Arts history Council passion for family Page912 Page
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KSO presents stunning Make New Connections ballet and ground-breaking with the City’s New Seniors’ cello concerto with Page 11 Drop-In Program “Romeo & Juliet” Page 13
Beware the Falling plank further BC Seniors: Page 18 behind Page 207
Thank You, Kamloops, for your support and loyalty over the past 32 years! Just as the sun sets, industries may too, but it’s in the dark that we see the potential for a new sunrise. ~ Unknown Amy Lapointe’s photo - Juniper Ridge Sunset, was recently submitted to KTW’s photo contest.
Volunteer with the Legion’s Poppy Campaign The Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Campaign runs October 27 through November 11. Kamloops Legion is gearing up to bring Poppies to Canadians across the Kamloops community. We invite and encourage all Legion members and friends of the Legion to help out. There are many ways to volunteer, from distributing
Poppies in the community, to helping distribute poppy boxes to businesses, or helping in the Poppy office, and more. Drivers are needed, as well as members to distribute poppies at poppy tables at larger venues in the city. To help: Text or call 250-299-1276.
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