The trap students face of going into debt
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Debt can be our friend, or our worst enemy. It can get us what we want or need, or stop us in our tracks. Students often don’t understand the [Continue]
Education
Monday a day to honour histories of First Nations within boundaries of school district
NEWS — Monday is a day of recognition in of the Secwepemc and Nlaka’pamux Nations in the Kamloops-Thompson school district. The idea came from a former student at South [Continue]
‘Nudge’ factor plays big role in prospects for wrestling climate change, says economist
NEWS — A new global strategy for climate protection isn’t likely unless a broad coalition can be forged that includes both have and have-not nations, a self-declared [Continue]
Canada must find new ways to engage as China’s superpower status grows, says expert
By JACOB ROTHENBURGER China will continue to expand as a military and economic superpower, and Canada needs to find new ways to engage with it, a guest lecturer told an [Continue]
‘Who pays for climate change?’ the subject of talk Thurs. by former White House economist
NEWS — Who pays for climate change? That’s the question that will be asked at a talk at Thompson Rivers University on Thursday at 4 p.m. Dr. Jason Shogren of the [Continue]
More than one way to save Stuart Wood
TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The School District 73 board of education faces a big democratic challenge when it comes time to make a decision on the future of Stuart Wood [Continue]
