A blog to help you explore Shuswap geography by Jim Cooperman, author of Everything Shuswap, including his newspaper columns with more images and information that did not appear in print, as well as other commentaries and memoirs.
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 »
Given the potential for major disruptions to the supply system from climate chaos, as well as from political and economic instability, food security has become
North Shuswap flour mill will help to improve local food security Read More »
The goals of truth and reconciliation include acknowledging past injustices, as well as working towards healing and restoring good relationships through recognition, education and action.
The Secwépemc people had a complex and valued way of life Read More »
After years of anticipation, it was a real joy to finally bike the open portion of the new rail trail along Mara Lake. The views
Riding the new Splatsin te Secwépemc/Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail is pure delight Read More »
Fun, insightful, inspiring and intriguing videos of music, backcountry ski-touring, environmental events, hiking, and biking.
Roots & Blues Retro – a retrospective tour of festivals since 2011
.A brief tour of the 2018 Adams River sockeye salmon run. The soundtrack is a song by Anie Hepher.
Most of the images from the book, Everything Shuswap with an original soundtrack by Sylvain Valle
