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Some of the most common misconceptions about Artificial Intelligence, and how they hold up to the truth.
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A double dose of Truth and Reconciliation
The community came together twice in one day to honour the legacy of Orange Shirt Day.
‘Even one is too many’: TRU outlines overdose prevention efforts
How is TRU taking steps in accordance with the B.C. 2026 Overdose Prevention and Response?
How TRU students are spending money to save money
Intentional purchases senior students say are worth it
TRU gives Shakespeare a horror movie makeover
Students throw classic characters into iconic horror movie scenarios in TRU Actors Workshop Theatre’s new production
Kamloop’s sees new Mobile Healthcare Outreach Van
Beginning operations this October, Kamloops residents can now look forward to a clinic that comes directly to them.
55+ Games return to Kamloops after 13 years
See what really goes on behind a massive provincial event and the team it takes to get it going.
B.C. moves to sue OpenAI as Tumbler Ridge investigation is released
ChatGPT may have helped Tumbler Ridge shooter avoid its own safeguards, claims new report. B.C. and Canadian government officials respond.
New campus eats coming your way
Along with a new food truck and an expansion of available vending machine options, some existing establishments will see updated menus
The ‘Pack regains the puck
This year the 'Pack will be home to both men's and women's teams, a first in TRU history