North Shore BIA – The five deadly sins of ego-based communication
By JEREMY HEIGHTON Executive Director, NSBIA VALUES. THEY SURROUND US, anchor our philosophies, guide us in our marketing, and ground us in understand how we present [Continue]
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SCHOOLS – Community partnerships are crucial to good education
By SHELLEY SIM Trustee, School District 73 “Partnership is not a posture but a process – a continuous process that grows stronger each year as we devote ourselves to [Continue]
COMMUNITY – Seven honoured for going above and beyond for city
Seven Kamloops residents were honoured at the annual Exemplary Service Awards on Monday night (April 16, 2018) for their service to the city. Sam Numsen, Maureen McCurdy, [Continue]
SCHOOLS – Traffic signal, buses among Westmount school solutions
A new traffic signal, better supervision and more City transit are among the solutions that will aim at fixing the traffic congestion issues at Westmount elementary school. [Continue]
WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN – It’s springtime in the neighbourhood
OH, SPRING — the time of year when you leave the house dressed for -4˚and arrive home at 15˚. It seems too late to wear salt-stained Sorels, but too soon to switch into [Continue]
WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN – Diversity of landscape helps define Kamloops
HOW WOULD YOU define Kamloops? Answers to this question would likely vary across of wide spectrum, but I am confident that most long-time residents, recent arrivals, and [Continue]
