Interior Nations continue to seek equity, today - Kamloops

The Interior Nations certainly have a long history of trying to meet and work out an equitable agreement with Canada, as illustrated in their prominent efforts to meet with government and to work on a resolution as the Memorial laid out to Sir Wilfrid Laurier and presented to him in Kamloops in 1910. Ken Favrholdt is a freelance writer, historical geographer and former curator/archivist of the Kamloops Museum and Archives and museum co-ordinator of the Secwépemc Museum and Heritage Park.

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