Arjun Singh
Arjun is a trained facilitator and is currently co-chair of the Canadian Community for Dialogue and Deliberation.
Arjun was born and raised in Kamloops. His parents, Dr Gur and Mrs Manju Singh, immigrated to Canada from India in the 1960s. He previously served on council from 2005-2008. He has a MA in Professional Communication from Royal Roads University and a Certificate in Dialogue, Deliberation, and Public Engagement from Fielding Graduate University.
Arjun welcomes your questions or feedback on any community issue or initiative.
Since 2005, he has written a blog for Kamloops citizens and people interested in Kamloops – www.yourkamloops.com.
You can also find Arjun on twitter at @yourkamloops or @arjunsingh.
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British Columbians wise to keep eye on UBCM convention
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Thoughts on why I placed where I did in this year’s Mayoral election….
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I’m Running for Mayor of Kamloops…
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On calls for the TNRD chair to resign…
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One thing I want to share about 2021…
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10 Tips for Successful Council Campaigns and Successful Council Terms….
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10 Tips for Successful Council Campaigns and Successful Council Terms….
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Apologies for horrible word choice at Kamloops council this Tuesday….
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Apologies for horrible word choice at Kamloops council this Tuesday….
Read MoreBill Sundhu
Bill Sundhu is a Canadian lawyer and former judge with more than 35 years of experience in the courts of justice.
His current practice includes trial and appellate advocacy in criminal justice, human rights and civil liberties. Bill has broad legal experience that includes criminal justice, family law, child and youth law, indigenous rights, police misconduct and wrongful deaths, non-discrimination, access to justice, law reform and legislation, professional legal responsibility, and judicial independence and administration.
He is a regular speaker, lecturer and media commentator on human rights, justice, diversity, equality and international legal issues. He has extensive knowledge of the Canadian justice system and international human rights law, with particular interest in international criminal law.
Bill has three university degrees, including a Masters degree in International Human Rights Law from Oxford University. He practices in Canadian and International Law.
His work is recognized by appointment to the List of Counsel for the International Criminal Court in the Hague (war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity) and selection to a panel of international experts to train judges in Tunisia, in 2013-14 in human rights and administration of justice. He has served an extensive term as an Executive Member of the Canadian Bar Association National Criminal Law Subsection.
Bill is a founding member of the BC Association of Multicultural Societies and is an advocate for equality and diversity. He and his family have made Kamloops, British Columbia, their home for the past 24 years.
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There is no Peace without Justice! »
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If you don’t have $20 million, relax. A wealth tax won’t hurt you. »
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My Comments Regarding Cultural Genocide in China
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BC Conservative MP’s Cathy McLeod & Dan Albas, stoke fear & division on CBC Daybreak Kamloops »
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Why We Can’t Go Back To “Normal” »
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The Failures & Dangers of the Pre-Pandemic Economy, Part II: Retrenchment or Reset? »
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Human Rights & Emergency Powers »
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COVID-19: Canada’s Emergency Benefit & Wage Subsidy
Read MoreDarryl Schmidt
One of my interests is following technology trends and how they can be implemented in a way that benefits people. I do my best to be a community builder and this website is an example of that 🙂
All comments are my own and may not reflect the opinions of the rest of humanity. I’m trying not to be mean so cut me some slack.
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The Importance of Hiring Local Labour to Keep Money in the Community
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Verify Your Mastodon Profile Using your Kamloops.me Profile
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Free Promotion for Local Kamloops Artists and Creatives
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COVID-19 – Communication, Isolation, and Tribulation
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Is Solar the Right Choice?
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Are You Woke? What is Lit?
Read MoreDavid Suzuki
David Suzuki, Co-Founder of the David Suzuki Foundation, is an award-winning scientist, environmentalist and broadcaster. David is renowned for his radio and television programs that explain the complexities of the natural sciences in a compelling, easily understood way.
Education
As a geneticist. David graduated from Amherst College (Massachusetts) in 1958 with an Honours BA in Biology, followed by a Ph.D. in Zoology from the University of Chicago in 1961. He held a research associateship in the Biology Division of Tennessee’s Oak Ridge National Lab (1961 – 62), was an Assistant Professor in Genetics at the University of Alberta (1962 – 63), and since then has been a faculty member of the University of British Columbia. He is now Professor Emeritus at UBC.
Awards
In 1972, he was awarded the E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship for the outstanding research scientist in Canada under the age of 35 and held it for three years. He has won numerous academic awards and holds 25 honourary degrees in Canada, the U.S. and Australia. He was elected to the Royal Society of Canada and is a Companion of the Order of Canada. Dr. Suzuki has written 52 books, including 19 for children. His 1976 textbook An Introduction to Genetic Analysis(with A.J.F. Griffiths), remains the most widely used genetics text book in the U.S.and has been translated into Italian, Spanish, Greek, Indonesian, Arabic, French and German.
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Gas fuels the climate problem, not the solution
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Industries in denial: From burning cigarettes to a burning planet
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The undeniable economic case for climate action
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Ignoring climate crisis won’t make it disappear
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False balance favours industry over wildlife
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The buzz on wild bees versus honeybees
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High hopes for hemp? – David Suzuki Foundation
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Profit obsession inflames environmental racism
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LawnShare helps create vibrant, biodiverse havens
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The dry facts about increasing water scarcity
Read MoreDoug Smith
Doug writes for Kamloops Trails, a not-for-profit (and ad free) website, offering information on trails, waterways, routes, featured spots, viewpoints, and explorations in the outdoors in the Kamloops area (and beyond).
Doug started exploring this area in 1976 and continues to follow tracks and routes wherever they lead, with the aid of map, compass, GPSr and camera. After many dead-ends, but also many discoveries, he chose to share this information.
The Kamloops Trails website has a massive number of interesting posts and would be of interest to anyone in Kamloops who enjoys the outdoors. Visit the Kamloops Trails website at: http://www.kamloopstrails.net/
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KamloopsTrails.ca – Kamloops Trails
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KamloopsTrails.ca – Kamloops Trails
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Ridge Lakes on Spikes – Kamloops Trails
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Ridge Lakes on Spikes – Kamloops Trails
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The Foggy Mara Hills – Kamloops Trails
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The Foggy Mara Hills – Kamloops Trails
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Cooney Bay in January – Kamloops Trails
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Cooney Bay in January – Kamloops Trails
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Bush Lake Snowshoe – Kamloops Trails
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Bush Lake Snowshoe – Kamloops Trails
Read MoreKamloops Film Society
The Kamloops Film Society is the umbrella organization that operates the Paramount Theatre and runs two main events: The Thursday Film Series and the annual March Kamloops Film Festival, which includes the Kamloops Independent Short Shorts Festival. The KFS has been operating for over 45 years and was officially incorporated under the BC Societies Act on August 17, 1994. In the spring of 2019, The Kelson Group purchased the Paramount Theatre and leased the venue to the KFS. The support of The Kelson Group and Ron Fawcett has made the venture possible as The KFS continues to make the theatre a cultural venue.
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Help bring the Met Opera Livestream to the Paramount! – The Kamloops Film Society
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Castanet – Kamloops Film Society kicks off 28th annual film festival, celebrates 50th anniversary
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InfoTel Kamloops horror film festival features all Canadian
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Radio NL Mornings with Jeff & Bill – Feb 29, 2024
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Sixth annual Kamloops Darkfest to showcase local, Canadian filmmaking talent
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Curtain rises on 28th annual Kamloops Film Festival Thursday night
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CFJC Midday – A film full of humour and heart hits the Paramount Theatre – Kamloops Film Society presents ‘The Persian Version’
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CFJC Midday – A celebration of Black cultures and cinema with first ever Kamloops Black Film Festival at the Paramount Theatre
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CFJC Midday — ‘The Boy and the Heron’ ready to captivate audiences at the Paramount for KFS Thursday Film Series!
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CFJC Midday – Nicolas Cage like never before; Kamloops Film Society presents ‘Dream Scenerio’ at the Paramount Theatre
Read MoreRandy Sunderman
Randy Sunderman has a B.Sc. (Bio), B.A. (Econ) from UVic and is a former board member with the Community Futures of Thompson Country, Venture Kamloops Business Care Committee, and is a member of the Economic Development Association of Canada. He has extensive experience in sector and industry analysis and developing economic development strategies. Randy has worked on many long-term contracts with the Province of BC as a regional economic and business development officer focusing on implementation plans and supporting specific business development opportunities. He specialized in rural and regional economic development.
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We Need to Protect Logging and Forestry in Clearwater in 2020
Read MoreRyan Noakes
Ryan Noakes was born in 1979 in Kamloops, British Columbia, where he grew up thinking life was a musical with his parents constantly playing and singing along with records. An accomplished singer, he has been a member of numerous choirs and vocal ensembles and performed in several musical theatre productions. Ryan received his BMus in composition from the University of Victoria in 2008. At UVic he was a two-time recipient of the Murray Adaskin Prize in Music Composition. Ryan also helped to establish two new vocal ensembles at the university. After graduating from UVic, he was instrumental in the creation of the Vancouver Island Chamber Choir; as a founding member, manager, and composer-in-residence. In 2010 Ryan relocated to Vancouver and received his MMus in composition from the University of British Columbia in 2012. He has recently returned to his home town of Kamloops.
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I Might Be Starting To Get The Hang Of This Conducting Thing
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I Might Be Starting To Get The Hang Of This Conducting Thing
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The reason behind my 1-man a cappella quartet videos
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The reason behind my 1-man a cappella quartet videos
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A New Choral Work To Celebrate The End Of COVID
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A New Choral Work To Celebrate The End Of COVID
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1-man a cappella quartet Christmas recordings
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1-man a cappella quartet Christmas recordings
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Slow No Tempo’s “Quarantet” Project Returns For Christmas
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