Letters

LETTER – TRU’s full professors are chronically under-paid in comparison

May 4, 2017 // 5 Comments

Higher education doesn’t usually get the attention it deserves during provincial election campaigns. That’s unfortunate, because since Kamloops received a free-standing [Continue]

LETTER – Experts express environmental concerns about Ajax

May 2, 2017 // 8 Comments

The B.C. Environment Assessment Organization has recently posted some new information from our government scientists regarding the KGHM Ajax proposal to put an open-pit mine [Continue]

LETTER – It’s time to clean up the fracking mess

April 29, 2017 // 1 Comment

Researchers recently discovered that methane emissions from the LNG/fracking sector are at least 2.5 times higher than the government estimates, meaning the LNG/fracking [Continue]

LETTER – It’s National Volunteer Week

April 26, 2017 // 0 Comments

Happy National Volunteer Week! To paraphrase an unknown author, volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. When we volunteer, we vote for the kind of community and [Continue]

LETTER – BC Liberals’ action on softwood lumber file isn’t very united

April 23, 2017 // 2 Comments

Christy Clark’s recent editorial “Taking a Stand: United Action on B.C. Softwood Lumber” rings hollow in many aspects. The Liberal’ recent action on the softwood [Continue]

LETTER – Kamloops residents should hear directly from SLR on findings

April 22, 2017 // 2 Comments

To Kamloops City Council: I would like to applaud Coun. Denis Walsh for publicly requesting that an open public meeting be held for SLR’s presentation of their final report [Continue]