Mining the Shuswap
Enderby Coal Mine, circa 1905, photo courtesy of the Enderby Museum & Archives With all the attention currently in British Columbia directed to mining, one […]
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The fascinating Sinmax Creek Valley – Ranching and mining near Adams Lake
Squam Bay School, (photo by beavercarl) There is a well-used shortcut between the Shuswap and the North Thompson that utilizes the recently upgraded logging
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Shuswap’s internationally renowned Chief George Manuel
There are few Shuswap residents that have achieved provincial recognition, and fewer still that have attained either national or international prominence. It has been said
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Restoring a sense of place
The late elder Bill Arnouse on a field trip to Momich Lake in the mid-1990s Chief Atahm School on the Adams Lake Indian Band reserve
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This Shuswap town was once a French enclave
Rams Horn Hotel, circa 1873, photo by C.W. Holliday courtesy of Okanagan Archive Trust Society Although the Lumby area is most often
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