NATIONAL PULSE – We’re cheering for England and Brazil in World Cup
Half of those interested in the tournament have been streaming games at work or school By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE July 5, 2018 – The drama of the world’s most-watched [Continue]
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NATIONAL PULSE – We’re more likely to blame cyclists than drivers for conflict
Two-thirds say separated bike lanes are a good thing, but far fewer want more in their cities By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 28, 2018 – It’s a familiar debate in urban [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Dream of a three-day work week has all but vanished
Men and women across all generations prefer move away from five eight-hour days By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 22, 2018 – In 1930, it seemed like a forgone future. [Continue]
LETTER – Shoe factory analogy proves prophetic with Civic Building addition
The Kamloops Art Gallery is in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Civic Building. When the building opened in August 1998 it had supporters and detractors. One detractor [Continue]
LETTER – Three-minute idling bylaw needs to be thought through
Just a comment on the report of idling three-minute penalty. I have a health condition where my body has to stay warm or my joints freeze up which is very painful. I have to [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Canadians split on whether buying pipeline was good idea
Majority of those opposed to the decision say it sets a bad precedent for future resource projects By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 18, 2018 – The TransMountain pipeline saga [Continue]
