Indigenous education, culture, and opportunities in Kamloops
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Coverage of Indigenous cultural initiatives, educational partnerships, training opportunities, and student achievements across Kamloops schools and institutions, including Thompson Rivers University, NVIT, School District 73, and healthcare collaborations highlighting Indigenous identity and excellence.
Coverage Timeline
- Sep 20 Partnerships at BC Cancer centre in Kamloops supports Indigenous training, employment ↗ CFJC Today details
- Aug 15 TRU, NVIT sign new education collaboration agreement ↗ CFJC Today details
- Jun 18 Here’s what’s happening this National Indigenous History Month ↗ The Wren details
- Jun 11 Grade 5 students from across SD73 take part in district powwow ↗ CFJC Today details
- Jun 9 Turvey of NorKam Secondary among winners of Premier’s Awards for Indigenous Youth Excellence in Sport ↗ CFJC Today details
- Mar 17 How a Secwépemc student and powwow dancer brought ribbon skirts to TRU ↗ The Wren details
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TRU, NVIT sign new education collaboration agreement ↗Aug 15, 2026 · details
The Wren
Key People, Organizations, and Places
school: Thompson Rivers University , Nicola Valley Institute of Technology , Thompson Rivers University, School of Trades and Technology
government_body: Interior Health
indigenous_nation: Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc
health_facility: BC Cancer Centre, Kamloops , Royal Inland Hospital
person: Dr. Airini
business: EllisDon
organization: Enhanced Inclusion and Development Agreement Committee
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