Quaaout – a community enhanced by tourism
There has always been a significant community on the north side of the Little River, as evidenced by the many kekuli pit house depressions near […]
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Hiking the Tplaqin Trail to the top of the Enderby Cliffs
It has been 20 years since I last hiked to the top of the Enderby Cliffs, so it was a real treat for us to
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Last one room school was at Brennan Creek
Brennan Creek School Continuing the community tour, we head to Shuswap’s second northernmost community of Brennan Creek, where logging has always been the economic
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Watershed protection must move forward
2010 algae bloom in Mara Lake We cannot afford to go backwards. The current debate within local governments about how to fund the ongoing
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The Shuswap community of Sexqéltqin
Chief Atahm School, with the sod covered kekuli-room in the centre The Shuswap is home to approximately 50 communities, ranging in size from the tiny
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