Celebrating fifty years of vibrant performances, this Shuswap story traces the people, passions, and productions that has helped shape the regions culture.
Fifty years of producing shows in the Shuswap Read More »
The chances that long-time residents know something about their community’s heritage are likely higher in the North Shuswap because of the 41 years of work
Over 40 years of preserving history in the North Shuswap Read More »
With the improvements to the Trans-Canada Highway at Tappen nearing completion, it is a good time to reflect on the area’s history. Fortunately, one of
Early Tappen was known for its lumber and produce Read More »
Nearly one-quarter of famed ethnographer James Teit’s book, “The Shuswap,” is devoted to their way of life, which was in many ways more structured and
Secwépemc society was highly structured, disciplined and very spiritual Read More »
A recent visit to the rotting remains of Billy Lee’s log cabin provided a reminder about how I began my writing career nearly forty years
Billy Lee’s cabin remnants about 140 years old Read More »
