Busy day at TRU in wake of firing
This has been a busy day at TRU, as everyone from members of the board of governors, students, faculty and, of course, Dr. Kathleen Scherf herself have been asked to respond [Continue]
City Issues
Two camps on turfing of TRU president
Some people will tell you they aren’t at all surprised at this afternoon’s announcement that Dr. Kathleen Scherf has been released as president of Thompson Rivers [Continue]
How much information is too much?
“I’m disgusted by the story on your front page on Wednesday,” a woman told me on the phone recently. “Which story is that?” I asked. “The [Continue]
At the opening of Spirit Square. . .
Got there a little late for the official opening of Spirit Square this morning and missed the speeches but had a burger and some chitchat. It’s a nice new feature for [Continue]
Flying Phil looks good in bronze
Monday’s unveiling of the statue of Flying Phil was an emotional occasion for Bob Gaglardi and his daughter Andrea, who both came up from Vancouver for the event. It [Continue]
The art of compromise — a case study
I spent three days in Prince Rupert the end of last week, the first time I’d visited that city in about 30 years or so. It’s a beautiful place, though I’m [Continue]
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