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]
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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]
Loss of another book store a sad thing
Any time a book store closes down, it’s bad news. I never shopped at Second Glance used books on Victoria Street. Not once, at least not that I remember. I simply [Continue]
Retirement: Day One of the ‘new phase of life’
RETIREMENT DAY ONE: Normally, on a Monday, I would be rolling into work some time around now. I would get a start on sorting through letters to the editor, attend a [Continue]
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