ELECTION – Today’s the day for B.C. voters to pick their government
This isn’t the sign you’ll be seeing at polling stations today (Tuesday, May 9, 2017) but it might be something to keep in mind. Stop for a moment, look carefully [Continue]
Election 2017
EDITORIAL – Constituency work a key part of being an MLA
An Armchair Mayor editorial by Mel Rothenburger. A COUPLE of important points came out in one of the last all-candidates’ forums, specifically the one for Kamloops-North [Continue]
PROVINCIAL PULSE – B.C. voters underwhelmed, unexcited by the choices available in a tight race
New poll results on the B.C. election have been released today by the Angus Reid Institute. Here’s its summary: Millennial turnout, soft voters to will be key to [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Don’t believe politicians who say, ‘I’m not a politician’
An Armchair Mayor editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IF A CANDIDATE for public office says, “I’m not a politician,” run the other way. Yet it’s a popular thing for [Continue]
ELECTION – What the Kamloops-South candidates said about health care
Health care has been a major issue in the election campaign both locally and provincially. It was discussed extensively at the recent media-sponsored forum, as well as [Continue]
ELECTION – ‘Basic income’: Do B.C. politicians think we believe in Santa?
By ROSLYN KUNIN DO THE POLITICIANS seeking British Columbians’ votes on May 9 think we’re all under five years old and believe in Santa Claus? The public conversation [Continue]
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