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Indeed he has. In the intervening years, Ken has donated $3.98 million to TRU and recently added $275,000 to increase all of his awards by 10 per cent to account for post-pandemic inflation. Ken has 17 student awards at TRU that are funded by his endowments, including a new award for software engineering. The 82-year-old also has awards in science, nursing, trades, business, law, education, animal health technology, culinary arts, tourism management, respiratory therapy and graduate studies. Ken started out as a chartered accountant, then entered the sand and gravel business with a clien...

Kamloops-South Thompson MLA Todd Stone called it the “height of political hypocrisy.” “I think he [Premier John Horgan] should apologize to the people of Kamloops and I think he should find a way to rebuild the trust with folks here on this project,” Stone said, telling KTW the premier has passed his campaign promise to Health Minister Adrian Dix, who is now offering vague timelines in the next decade. In October 2020, a week before the provincial election, Horgan appeared at a press conference at Thompson Rivers University. There, he promised that an NDP government would build a c...

The latest addition to Kamloops-Thompson school district’s vehicle fleet is an electric bus — one of 18 delivered to 13 school districts across the province. Board chair Rhonda Kershaw called the. . .

Heighton said Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian has since replied and will be meeting with NSBIA board members on Thursday, May 20, to discuss strategies moving forward on the issues. Heighton said the NSBIA has yet to hear back from the RCMP, but is hoping for a reply. The North Shore Business Improvement Association’s stern letter to Christian and Kamloops RCMP Supt. Syd Lecky said the city “in a state of siege” when it comes to “the lack of accountability for vandalism, criminality and issues”. The goal, the NSBIA states in the letter, is to get a clear sense of who is responding t...

The Summit duo of Devin Cartwright and Erin Wall received the trophy to display in their school, after earning bragging rights. The Grades 3/4 battle was won by Arthur Stevenson’s Abigail Tremblay, Ben Bradbury and Slaine Davidson. Grade 5 winner was the Dallas team of Milla Russo, Keira Hazelwood and Mya Oloresisimo. The program was founded in 1988 Faith Bailey and seeks to promote reading and to broaden students’ interest in book genres. “The competition is a good way for children who may not be into school sports to find an outlet to compete in, to learn the love of reading,” ...