A Christmas tea party for newcomers to city - Kamloops This Week
The art of translating holiday traditions from around the world into a one-stop shop public space for newcomers is on the menu this weekend.
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The art of translating holiday traditions from around the world into a one-stop shop public space for newcomers is on the menu this weekend.
The Nov. 26 Repair Café at the North Kamloops Library will host a children’s event to repair broken toys for, and with, children and their families
Terry Shupe in his "Shupe Shop" The first thing you want to do as you step into Terry Shupe's workshop is pick up one of the beautifully-crafted wooden trucks and give it a roll. It is early December, -15 C and sunny, and it is hard not to think of Christmas while in the warm shop surrounded by handcrafted toys. Every corner of the "Shupe Shop" is alive. There are toy models, wheels and pieces about to be assembled, machines ready to cut or polish and family memorabilia alongside photos of children Shupe has never met. They are the children the former j...
BELLVILLE â Don and Judy Perman are a reserved couple, and like most people, they donât like to talk about themselves that much. But despite their casual front, the love theyâve shared for over 60 years can be heard through their laughs. The Permanâs, both originally from Crestline, met during their high school years in 1957. They met through a mutual friend who set them up on a blind date. âI didn't date anybody else, and she didn't date anybody," said Don Perman. Don and Judy Perman travel as much as they can now that they're retired. ...