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The phoney bill looks strikingly similar to the real deal. The top left of the note is misspelled “Canad” instead of “Canada"

Christmas-themed romance movie is filming in various city locations

K.A.S.P.: The Road to H.O.P.E. tells the story of Paul Sawan

As part of the program's most recent edition, documenting local heroes, Kamloops filmmakers Cjay Boisclair and Bev Sellars have received $20,000 each. Sellars' project, called The Swimmers, will examine the relationship between the salmon and various Indigenous groups and communities. Boisclair's project will focus on Paul "Rob" Sawan, who goes by his moniker K.A.S.P., which stands for Keeping Stories Alive in People. That's something Boisclair has set out to do, as well, hoping to tell the tale of how Sawan went from a rough East Vancouver upbringing to helping at-risk youth get back on ...

Image Credit: SUBMITTED / Cjay Boisclair December 25, 2020 - 3:30 PM The director of a Kamloops short film has decided to release it online for people to watch for free in the spirit of Christmas giving.  Cjay Boisclair directed Stood Up, a four minute feel-good flick that has garnered more than 50 awards and nominations since it was filmed in Kamloops in 2017. "Normally we would have released via streaming services," Boisclair said. "But we decided with COVID and the way that the world’s going that we just wanted to add some cheer and some inspiration into the world and...