The art of compromise — a case study
I spent three days in Prince Rupert the end of last week, the first time I’d visited that city in about 30 years or so. It’s a beautiful place, though I’m [Continue]
City Issues
The power of marketing
It would seem the decision on which city to pick for the multi-million-dollar theme park announced at this morning’s press conference hinged on a Powerpoint video. Tom [Continue]
Who did what on airport, TCC, water plant
A correspondent sent the following yesterday: “Brian Alexander published a rant in the KTW ‘Daily’ (page 13) in which Terry (Lake) is to blame for the [Continue]
Seniors symposium offered valuable insights
I spent a very interesting day yesterday moderating a symposium on behalf of the Seniors Information, Referral, and Resources Society. Two topics were discussed: Breaking [Continue]
Jumping the gun on City budget meeting
Every year before the City holds its mandatory public-input session on the budget, most of the councillors and some of the staff chip in five bucks apiece and organize a pool [Continue]
The difference between press and politicians
I took part in a panel discussion this morning at the Social Justice conference organized by Diane Parker of Kamloops Immigrant Services. My assignment was to talk to about [Continue]
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