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November 12, 2019 in Page One // POLICE – Dead Anglemont pair identified but RCMP withhold names
November 12, 2019 in Editorials // EDITORIAL – Don Cherry was right about one thing in his poppy rant
November 9, 2019 in Armchair Mayor // ROTHENBURGER – Are the 2015 and 2020 PAC plans really ‘totally different’?
November 9, 2019 in Local Voices // PETERS – Unlike 2015, the parking issue has not been front and centre this year
November 7, 2019 in Page One // 1st AVENUE CRASH – Police release details, seek witnesses to hit and run

POLICE – Dead Anglemont pair identified but RCMP withhold names

Police have identified two people found dead in an Anglemont home early last week but they aren’t saying who they are. The B.C. RCMP Southeast District Major Crime Unit and the B.C. Coroners Service have now positively identified the two, a [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Don Cherry was right about one thing in his poppy rant

An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THERE WAS ANOTHER HUGE TURNOUT for the annual Remembrance Day ceremonies at Riverside Park on Monday as we joined Canadians across the country in honouring those who protected us and continue to protect us in war. The [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Are the 2015 and 2020 PAC plans really ‘totally different’?

‘THIS ONE IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT.’ You’ve probably heard that line more than once from proponents of the new performing arts centre proposal, and you’ll most certainly hear it again, many times. Those who support taking another kick at the PAC can [Continue]
PETERS – Unlike 2015, the parking issue has not been front and centre this year

(Image: Mel Rothenburger) MEMORIES ARE SHORT, but during the upcoming debate over the performing arts centre, it is important to remember back to 2015. The context this time around is vastly different, and one of the prime reasons for that is the City is [Continue]

PETERS – Unlike 2015, the parking issue has not been front and centre this year

November 9, 2019 // 0 Comments

(Image: Mel Rothenburger) MEMORIES ARE SHORT, but during the upcoming debate over the performing arts centre, it is important to remember back to 2015. The context this time [Continue]
BEPPLE – Neighbourhoods need to be for people, not for vehicles

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GINTA – Why we ought to see more of the world around us

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SCHOOL BOARD – Schools carry on the legacy of Remembrance Day

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POLITICS – How the Liberals paved the way for the Bloc’s return

October 26, 2019 // 0 Comments

By MAXIME HEROUX-LEGAULT University of British Columbia THE LIBERALS launched the election with high hopes for Québec. After all, their 2015 victory hinged on securing 40 [Continue]
SUZUKI – The election is over; now let’s get to work!

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SUZUKI – On October 21, vote for solutions to climate change

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ELECTION 2019 – What place does populism have in election campaign?

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ST. ANDREW’S ON THE SQUARE – Dome of silence over City-society meeting

October 11, 2019 // 0 Comments

No news might be good news as the City and Kamloops Heritage Society met today to discuss future operation of St. Andrew’s on the Square. City cultural manager Barb [Continue]
WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN – Remembering the Grey Fox

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OBITUARY – Joe Heller left a house full of crap and 300 pounds of bird seed

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PARKCREST FIRE – TREC Bridges will move to John Tod Centre instead

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