North Kamloops Anavets 290 On the River

08/14/2026

08/12/2026

Kamloops Anavets donated $4000.00 to Kamloops Hospice Willouby Hospice, for the purchase 2 air scrubbers to filter the smoke out of the building.

07/22/2026

Live country music at Kamloops Anavets every Tuesday and Thursday. Starts at 1 PM.

07/17/2026

Comrade President, Deb Allen,Brian Allen, and myself, attended the Kamloops Legion, Branch 52’s unveiling ceremony, of the new Veteran’s crosswalk, at 3rd and Battle St.

07/17/2026

Many many thanks to Stu for everything you do around the club. It is so much appreciated!

07/15/2026

Kamloops Anavets Annual Fishing Derby This Weekend, July 18/19. Entry fee is $10.00 per person. Come on out and enjoy the fun at Heffley Lake.

07/14/2026

On 4 July 2026, 39 Canadian Brigade Group recognized Sgt (Ret.) Jonathan Tremblay during a ceremony presenting the Sacrifice Medal, awarded by Col Paul Lindsay, Commander of 39 Canadian Brigade Group, and CWO Clyde Roberts, Brigade Sergeant Major.

The Sacrifice Medal recognizes members of the Canadian Armed Forces who have been wounded or injured under honourable circumstances as a direct result of hostile action, symbolizing the sacrifices made in service to Canada.

Joined by family, friends, and members of the military community in Chilliwack, B.C., Sgt (Ret.) Tremblay received the medal in recognition of his service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to duty.

39 Canadian Brigade Group extends its sincere congratulations to Sgt (Ret.) Tremblay and thanks him for his dedicated service to Canada.

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Le 4 juillet 2026, le 39e Groupe-brigade du Canada a rendu hommage au Sgt (ret.) Jonathan Tremblay lors d’une cérémonie de remise de la Médaille du sacrifice, présentée par le col Paul Lindsay, commandant du 39e Groupe-brigade du Canada, et l’adjuc Clyde Roberts, sergent-major de la brigade.

La Médaille du sacrifice rend hommage aux membres des Forces armées canadiennes qui ont été blessés dans des circonstances honorables à la suite directe d’une action hostile, symbolisant les sacrifices consentis au service du Canada.

Entouré de sa famille, de ses amis et de membres de la communauté militaire à Chilliwack, en Colombie-Britannique, le Sgt (ret.) Tremblay a reçu cette médaille en reconnaissance de son service, de ses sacrifices et de son engagement indéfectible envers le devoir.

Le 39e Groupe-brigade du Canada adresse ses plus sincères félicitations au Sgt (ret.) Tremblay et le remercie pour son dévouement au service du Canada.

07/02/2026

Karaoke Night this Friday July3rd, followed by Open Mic Night Saturday, July 4th. Always a good time.

07/01/2026

A great day, great music, and great friends.