Crews respond to wildfire in Sun Peaks
An initial attack crew suppressed a wildfire 5 kilometres from the village.
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Memorandum of understanding and official community plan included in gathering in Sun Peaks
Leaders from the municipality, local First Nations and province gathered in Sun Peaks, marking ‘Skwelkwekwelt (Sun Peaks) Partnership Day.’
Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality updates Official Community Plan
The municipality will host a public engagement session and hearing prior to finalizing the Official Community Plan.
Where to go and what to know: Participating in the 2026 Sun Peaks general election
All the basics of running and voting in the October 2026 general election in Sun Peaks.
Adaptive mountain bike program rolls into Sun Peaks this summer
Adaptive Sports at Sun Peaks is launching adaptive mountain bike lessons, with new equipment and a growing team of trained instructors.
Rockin’ in the Peaks grows crowd, community and connections
With Kim Mitchell, The Trews and other Canadian rock artists coming to Sun Peaks, the two-day festival grew by an estimated 10 to 15 per cent and showcased hospitality, local partnerships and event-production talent.
Sun Peaks steps up wildfire preparedness as summer begins
Wildfire fuel-reduction work on Morrisey is nearing completion, while Sun Peaks Fire and Rescue urges residents to FireSmart properties, monitor restrictions and prepare for emergencies.
Runners take on Sun Peaks for the Run Like a Girl Top of the World Ultra
Athletes seasoned and spontaneous competed in the race, raising money for Sun Peaks Mountain Rescue Society.
Sam Loxton takes new leadership role with Sun Peaks Resort
Former Sun Peaks Recreational Trail Association president Sam Loxton will oversee Nordic skiing, hiking, biking and snowshoe trails, with a focus on accessibility, connectivity and future development.
Returning to the circle: Kamloopa Powwow reconnects generations
At Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc, thousands gathered over three days, with many describing the powwow as a place of reconnection they return to year-after-year for Indigenous culture.
Memorandum of understanding and official community plan included in gathering in Sun Peaks
Leaders from the municipality, local First Nations and province gathered in Sun Peaks, marking ‘Skwelkwekwelt (Sun Peaks) Partnership Day.’
Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality updates Official Community Plan
The municipality will host a public engagement session and hearing prior to finalizing the Official Community Plan.
Where to go and what to know: Participating in the 2026 Sun Peaks general election
All the basics of running and voting in the October 2026 general election in Sun Peaks.
Adaptive mountain bike program rolls into Sun Peaks this summer
Adaptive Sports at Sun Peaks is launching adaptive mountain bike lessons, with new equipment and a growing team of trained instructors.
Rockin’ in the Peaks grows crowd, community and connections
With Kim Mitchell, The Trews and other Canadian rock artists coming to Sun Peaks, the two-day festival grew by an estimated 10 to 15 per cent and showcased hospitality, local partnerships and event-production talent.
Sun Peaks steps up wildfire preparedness as summer begins
Wildfire fuel-reduction work on Morrisey is nearing completion, while Sun Peaks Fire and Rescue urges residents to FireSmart properties, monitor restrictions and prepare for emergencies.
Runners take on Sun Peaks for the Run Like a Girl Top of the World Ultra
Athletes seasoned and spontaneous competed in the race, raising money for Sun Peaks Mountain Rescue Society.
Sam Loxton takes new leadership role with Sun Peaks Resort
Former Sun Peaks Recreational Trail Association president Sam Loxton will oversee Nordic skiing, hiking, biking and snowshoe trails, with a focus on accessibility, connectivity and future development.
Returning to the circle: Kamloopa Powwow reconnects generations
At Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc, thousands gathered over three days, with many describing the powwow as a place of reconnection they return to year-after-year for Indigenous culture.