Kamloopa: An Indigenous Matriarch Story is a play written by Canadian playwright Kim Senklip Harvey.

Published in Canada by Talonbooks in April 2020 and co-authored with members of the Fire Company, the book includes a foreword by Lindsay Lachance and a zine by Kimi Clark.

[1][2] Harvey won the Governor General's Award for English-language drama less than a week after receiving her MFA in writing from the University of Victoria.

"[3] While developing the print version, Harvey worked with Indigenous matriarch Nancy Saddleman to translate the "n̓səl̓xcin̓" parts of the play.

She deliberately wrote, "moments where you have to switch your paradigm into a Syilx one.”[4] Two urban Indigenous sisters, Mikaya and Kilawna, and their new friend Edith, a lawless trickster, reconnect with their ancestors, their culture, and each other on their way to Kamloopa, the largest pow wow on the West Coast, in Kamloops, British Columbia.