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Photograph of man with backpack walking away from the camera down a narrow dirt path in the hills.

Building resilience: A call to action

Gisela

Resilience: it boils down to the ability to “just keep going.” Climate change presents a particular challenge for us: it’s so hard to see how our puny individual efforts are worthwhile. But that’s where collective action comes in. Together, with everyone pitching in, we can do what needs to be done. Will you join us in building climate resilience for Kamloops in 2023? Continue reading Building resilience: A call to action

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Shoutout to Kamloops Food Policy Council for the Food & the City series

Gisela

Part of what we do at Transition Kamloops is build community connections by shining a light on good work done by other local organizations. We’ve long been superfans of the Kamloops Food Policy Council’s work, and their latest series of … Continue reading Shoutout to Kamloops Food Policy Council for the Food & the City series

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Climate Cafe: Nov 10 @4pm, Smorgasbord Deli

George Johnson

Join us for a special Climate Cafe: a candlelight vigil to reflect and share our love for our planet, our concern for ourselves and our fellow human beings at risk from climate change, and our hopes for truly transformative action to happen at COP and through each other. Continue reading Climate Cafe: Nov 10 @4pm, Smorgasbord Deli