He is known from coast to coast for his acerbic wit and wry humour on the topics of the day.
Rex Murphy has one of Canada's most distinctive voices of commentary, both for its folksy Newfoundland tone and its typically Canadian flexibility. Like the nation itself, one could argue, Murphy can identify with the dirty hands of hard work and the white collars of policy. As a columnist, in the broadcast and written forms alike, he has made a career out of finding the pulse-points of Canada.
Murphy is the special guest of the Independent Contractors & Businesses Association (ICBA) for a one-time-only breakfast where he will deliver the Rexiest speech on the spirit of our nation today, with special focus on the energy sector, the construction industry, and the politics of natural resources.
Joining Murphy will be Chris Gardner, president of the ICBA. The organization's local chapter offers this event as "an excellent opportunity to network with owners, executives and leaders of B.C.'s construction industry."
This Murphy meal happens Tuesday at the Prince George Civic Centre at 7 a.m.
Tickets are available on the eventbrite.ca website.
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Christina Klotz, the ICBA's regional services coordinator (email christina@icba.ca or call 250-596-8118).
