NATIONAL PULSE – Mixed views on ending work-from-home options
Majority are supportive of maintaining current model of three days for employees, four for executives By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE September 3, 2025 – The slow but steady march [Continue]
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LETTER – Mayor Hamer-Jackson a man of integrity, principle, commitment
I have known Reid Hammer-Jackson for more than four decades, since we first met in Kamloops in 1980. From the very beginning, Reid has always been the same person: friendly, [Continue]
LETTER – Tired old points ignore the benefits of proportional representation
Walter Trkla is right on in his assessment of Rothenburger’s article. Mel’s article is full of the tired old, points that the NO side comes up with time and time [Continue]
LETTER – The misuse of the Alternative Approval Process by Kamloops council
Democracy only works when Kamloops City council elected to serve actually listens. Listening is not a box to check, it is the foundation of trust between citizens and their [Continue]
LETTER – Does City’s insurance cover injuries to pedestrian hit by e-bike?
Dear Mr. McCorkell, My wife and I were walking our dog the other day along Rivers Trail north of Westmount Park. We heard the distinct sound of “heavy electric bikes” [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Half of Canadians would be ashamed to call Poilievre PM
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE August 21, 2025 – Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has easily slain the 200-headed hydra he faced in his Battle River-Crowfoot byelection, [Continue]
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