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LETTER – Councillors are giving taxpayers silence, debt and excuses

May 11, 2026 // 2 Comments

I’m sorry to say it, but re-electing Coun. Bass would be a costly mistake. Alongside the rest of Kamloops council, she has shown little regard for the city’s long-term [Continue]

LETTER – Singh’s comments highlight why public trust in govt has dropped

May 5, 2026 // 3 Comments

In response to Mr. A. Singh, I am a former elected council representative, a counter argument to his story is that it unintentionally highlights exactly why public trust in [Continue]

BC PULSE – Still-leaderless B.C. Conservatives open up 10-point lead amid DRIPA issue

May 5, 2026 // 0 Comments

47% of British Columbians, including 26% NDP voters, say they back Conservative call to repeal DRIPA By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE May 5, 2026 – It’s been a rough 2026 for the [Continue]

NATIONAL PULSE – Youth unemployment spurs pessimism as economic update delivered

April 29, 2026 // 1 Comment

Four-in-five of those with exposure to job market say it’s either “bad” or “terrible” By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE April 29 , 2026 – While the national unemployment [Continue]

LETTER – Social problems aren’t of the Tranquille Rd. neighbourhood’s making

April 28, 2026 // 3 Comments

Mr. Rothenburger, I agree 100% with your conclusions, the can just got kicked a little further down the road. I zoomed in to watch the final passing of the motion to extend [Continue]

LETTER – The curious case of the affluent poor

April 24, 2026 // 4 Comments

I am sorry to have to say this Canada has for sometime been quietly creating a new class: the affluent poor, people with good incomes who still can’t afford a home without [Continue]