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With the arrival of the CPR in 1885, Kamloops embarked on a period of rapid growth and development. The opportunity to work on the railroad drew men from all over and brought a new optimism to the community. While there was much manoeuvring for advantage by land speculators and businessmen, rapid expansion took place and a new prosperous middle class developed. With these men came wives and families and no fewer than ten social organizations were formed from 1881-1883.On Jan. 5, 1886, Kamloops Lodge held their first meeting and continued to meet under dispensation until a charter was issued, in the name of Kamloops Lodge #10, on June 21, 1886. This new Lodge was formally consecrated and dedicated on Sept. 6, 1886. It quickly became a focal point and meeting place for the social elite of the growing village. The hardware merchant, druggist, chief of police, doctors and lawyers found common ground here. They were the 'movers and shakers' of this frontier community. Their first meeting hall was in one of the out buildings of the old Fort Kamloops, HBC post, in present day Mission Flats

Renzo Caron is a Lawyer since 1996, contributing to strong foundations and structures for Aboriginal community, organization and individual growth. Renzo was called to the British Columbia Bar in 1996 and the Alberta Bar in 2002. He was born and raised in Kamloops; and is a member of the Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation located on the north shore of Lake Huron in Ontario. His legal career has taken him across Canada with longer positions in Ottawa, Ontario and Slave Lake, Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta. Renzo's social work background prior to law introduced and solidified his person-centred and professional public service orientation to service delivery. As such, he strives towards innovative and cost-effective ways to serve his clients. To facilitate serving his clients efficiently, Renzo continually develops and maintains a network of colleagues and other professionals across Canada with expertise in Aboriginal law, policy, programs and business.