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July 20, 2017 in Charbonneau // CHARBONNEAU – Continental divide with U.S. widens
July 20, 2017 in Editorials // EDITORIAL – Charge against dutiful neighbour proves the law is an ass
July 19, 2017 in Forseth // FORSETH -Thoughts on John Horgan’s picks for British Columbia’s new cabinet
July 19, 2017 in Editorials // EDITORIAL – Premier Horgan off to a good start on his first day
July 19, 2017 in Environment // SUZUKI – Plastic straws suck; get rid of them and help the environment

CHARBONNEAU – Continental divide with U.S. widens

WE USED to think we were becoming more like our American cousins. In 2002 58 per cent of Canadians thought we were; now it’s only 27 per cent. There’s more to the shift than the election of President Trump. We are maturing and are more confident. And [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Charge against dutiful neighbour proves the law is an ass

An Armchair Mayor editorial by Mel Rothenburger. I’VE SAID IT before and I’ll say it again — the law is an ass. I’m not the first one who ever said that, but I’m pretty sure if Charles Dickens was around for the 2017 wildfire season, he’d [Continue]
FORSETH -Thoughts on John Horgan’s picks for British Columbia’s new cabinet

TODAY’S POST is a mix of my own thoughts … a B.C. government news release … and background information on one of John Horgan’s new cabinet ministers … Doug Donaldson (Minister of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations, [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Premier Horgan off to a good start on his first day

An Armchair Mayor editorial by Mel Rothenburger. CONSIDERING all the doomsday prophecies and predictions of instant failure for the NDP-Green alliance, Premier John Horgan got off to a good start yesterday. His cabinet is roughly the same size as Christy [Continue]

CHARBONNEAU – Continental divide with U.S. widens

July 20, 2017 // 0 Comments

WE USED to think we were becoming more like our American cousins. In 2002 58 per cent of Canadians thought we were; now it’s only 27 per cent. There’s more to the shift [Continue]
FORSETH -Thoughts on John Horgan’s picks for British Columbia’s new cabinet

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McQUARRIE – Enough with the tired platitudes from council candidates

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COLLINS – Calm on the surface, paddling like hell underneath

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SUZUKI – Plastic straws suck; get rid of them and help the environment

July 19, 2017 // 1 Comment

OF ALL THE plastic products we use and take for granted, plastic drinking straws are among the most unnecessary. Designed to be used once and discarded, their only real [Continue]
CHIDIAC – Satisfaction comes with sharing other people’s joy

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TRAVIS – What’s the right cap for personal campaign contributions?

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SUZUKI – Butterflyways blooming throughout the land

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WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN – Merchants Market includes sales, food, music

July 17, 2017 // 0 Comments

THE MOST ANTICIPATED week of the year in Downtown Kamloops is almost here – The Downtown Merchants Market from July 26 to 29. This 4-day event will feature sidewalk [Continue]
THE ARTS – Kamloops Art Galley offers free admission for evacuees

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COMMUNITY – Two Kamloops students presented with Youth Awards

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ARTS – Annual Art in the Park will include an open mike for musicians

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