June 6-8th at the Komasket Arbour Admission is Free! Grand Entry times: Friday June 6th – 7pm Saturday June 7th – 1pm & 7pm Sunday June 8th – 1pm For registration or sponsorship information please contact Grant Louis: komasketpowwow@gmail.com or call 250-306-7179 Also attached are the posters for the dance specials as well.

June 6-8th @Komasket Park Registration: 12pm – 4pm Fee: $125 per Team (2-5 Players/Team – Double KO) 3pm – Opening/Welcoming & Traditional Games 5pm – Feast Break at Powwow Grounds 6pm – Tournament Start 1ST PLACE: RAIN JACKETS | 2ND PLACE: HOODIES 3RD PLACE: LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS | 4TH PLACE: ENTRANCE FEES Will Follow Standard…

Way’ Members you may notice low flying helicopters passing over or near the reserve during daylight hours from May 14 to June 14 as Fortis BC uses ground imaging equipment (LIDAR) to inspect their natural gas lines. The helicopters are expected to pass overhead quickly and there will be no work on ground needed. For…

May 9th & 10th, 10:00am to 5:00pm The Open House is Friday and Saturday – community is welcome both days Friday will be the only day that external partnerships will be attending. The address is 1470 Six Mile Creek Road Way’ Members, The OKIB Wellness team invites you to come visit Sun Valley Ranch this…

Way’ Members, the annual fry release ceremony will be taking place this week. This year’s ceremony is below: ƛ̓uxuxtan, Six MileMay 8, 2025 – 10:00 amSix Mile Creek, 12 Bonneau Rd

Way’ Members, the Komasket Powwow team will be looking for volunteers again this year, see the link below to sign up if you’re interested! https://forms.gle/NcQbb5H34dTVi8CEA Dates: June 6-8, 2025 Address: Komasket Arbour – Westside Rd. Vernon, BC Questions? Contact Grant Louis (250) 306 – 7179 or komasketpowwow@gmail.com *Honoraria can be provided based on number of…

Article by Indiginews A quarter-millennium is a long way into the future — but for syilx Okanagan leaders, it’s essential to protecting everyone’s siwɬkw (water) for generations Read the full article on Indiginews’ website: A 250-year plan is in the works to protect Okanagan-Similkameen watersheds