The Shuswap lost a true community leader and a powerful, effective advocate for Indigenous rights and title last month
There is an effort underway to re-name Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park with a Secwepemc name
At the eastern gateway to the Shuswap is the municipality of Sicamous, a transformative community that is poised to re-invent itself again
Long before the Trail Alliance was even a glimmer of an idea, seven outdoor enthusiasts produced the first trail guide
Back in the early 1990s, the diminutive Wright Lake was at the centre of the controversy surrounding the effort to protect the Anstey Arm
Peter Jennings would be extremely pleased with the progress made towards his vision of North Fork Wild
Serenity can be elusive however, during the summer when most of the 500 homes and summer cabins are full
As the fruit ripens in the fall and the berries in the backcountry dry up, black bears become a regular sight in our backyards
One need not despair over the lack of camping spaces in BC Provincial Parks, because there are over 40 recreations sites
The light bulbs were shining brightly above their heads three years ago when Trail Alliance executive director Phil McIntyre-Paul…
It appears as if the earth is entering a new phase of global warming, as temperature records are continuously being broken
Sometimes it takes a trip to Vancouver to learn something new about where you live
Artist Charles John Collings' lived in and painted the Shuswap area 100 years ago.
Seymour Arm holds the unique distinction of being the only community in the Shuswap and perhaps the entire province…
There are significant parallels between the groundwater contamination crisis in nearby Hullcar and the decline in Shuswap Lake water quality
Five of the Secwepemc photos in my upcoming book, Everything Shuswap, were taken by one of Canada’s earliest archaeologists
… I rediscovered some material about the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) through the Shuswap in my history file cabinet
…there was a young, very skilled photographer who came to stay for the rest of his life
The town of Chase lost a true treasure and a most valuable piece of history, when a large mural of a cowboy scene was destroyed
The number of photos taken of the Secwepemc people increased at the end of the 19th century
