LETTERS – What has the monarchy done for us lately? Cost us loads of money
Re: Editorial, ‘Yes, we should be willing to pay for royal couple’s security’ Most Canadians in fact don’t believe we should foot the bill. Canadians are [Continue]
Letters
LETTER – KAPA has been busy on mining issues during the past two years
Re: Five Important Things Kamloops Must Get Done In 2020 (ArmchairMayor.ca, Dec. 28, 2019) Here is KAPA’s input to the provincial government since 2018: YES WE HAVE [Continue]
LETTER – One good way to keep pedestrians safer: clean your headlights
Regarding pedestrian – vehicle incidents, there’s one simple, free activity for vehicle owners. It’s not a complete solution but it’s a place to start. Clean your [Continue]
LETTER – More input needed from emergency services on one-way issue
Dear Mel, I think there needs to be more input from some of the important players who are going to have an ongoing interest in the traffic pattern in downtown Kamloops. Those [Continue]
LETTER – LifeLabs apologizes for cyber-attack on 15 million customers
Following is a letter released today by LifeLabs with respect to the hack of information on 15 million customers. To our customers: Through proactive surveillance, LifeLabs [Continue]
LETTER – Most nurses will continue to get flu shots despite policy change
Dear Mr. Rothenburger As a public health nurse and representative of more than 48,000 nurses across this province, I felt very much inclined to respond to your opinion piece, [Continue]
LETTER – Homeowners continue to bear the brunt of property tax increases
December 2, 2019 Kamloops Voters Society RE: Increases in City of Kamloops Residential Property Taxes As the City moves forward with its annual budgeting process, Kamloops [Continue]
LETTER – Council must take leadership role on condition of aging pipeline
Dear Kamloops Mayor and Council, We believe it is timely and necessary for Kamloops City Council to take a leadership role in bringing about greater understanding of the [Continue]
LETTER – We support the performing arts centre but our voices are not heard
A true Performing Arts Centre [PAC] for Kamloops and area is not just a great idea, it’s what I consider to be an essential part of the public infrastructure Kamloops must [Continue]
LETTER – Kamloops an accommodating city but incidents do happen here
Re: Would you jump in to stop someone’s racist tirade? (Nov. 2, 2019) It was so nice to read your article regarding the incident that occured at Burnaby. I appreciate [Continue]
LETTER – Reduced Liberal support nationally will show in local results
Just read your Oct. 12 column, ‘Gut instinct might still be the best election poll of all.” Back when Terry Lake publicly mused about running federally, I joked, [Continue]
LETTER – Giving thanks for support of Heritage Society, St. Andrew’s
Dear friends and supporters of St. Andrew’s On The Square: I am humbled by the response from all of you and the support we have been given. I never dreamed that our [Continue]
LETTER – If advance polling station is an indication, election day won’t be easy
I’m one of those seniors who thought they would take part in the advance polling opportunity in Kamloops. I went to my station, in the United Church on St. Paul Street, [Continue]
LETTER – Greens’ Iain Currie has made this election a three-person race
At the start of this election the conventional wisdom had it that Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo would be a fight between two political heavyweights, the Conservative incumbent [Continue]
