Calm in the midst of crisis at the Boston Marathon
When reports of tragic events begin arriving via the media, I tend to view them a little differently than most people probably do. Certainly, I try to absorb the facts of the [Continue]
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Why TRU tourism class is way off base on Tournament Capital
Interesting story in today’s Daily News about the Canada’s Tournament Capital brand. TRU lecturer David Carter has assigned his tourism-management class to come [Continue]
Cat-on-the-pole caper good crisis management
It wasn’t exactly the Exxon Valdez, the Gulf oil spill or horse meat but B.C. Hydro’s handling of the cat-on-the- pole caper was pretty good crisis management. [Continue]
Making it to the Daybreak Kamloops studio, just in time
At 6:38 this morning, Josh Page, associate producer for the new Daybreak Kamloops show, sent a polite e-mail asking me if he’d need to reschedule the interview [Continue]
Touring the Ajax site — a sense of magnitude
Four times a week, KGHM loads about 30 people onto a bus and takes them on a bumpy ride from Inks Lake up into the grasslands to the future site of the giant open pit [Continue]
An inside look at the annual Keystone Awards gala
The annual Keystone Awards gala is always big, energetic and fun. I’ve attended many of them, sometimes as a presenter, sometimes as a company rep, and have enjoyed [Continue]
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