NATIONAL PULSE – Canadians struggling under yoke of inflation
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 24, 2022 – 1983 in Canada was notable for, among other things, the first time Canadians celebrated Canada Day instead of Dominion Day, [Continue]
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LETTER – Support dollars might be better spent on enforcement
Re: Editorial – Voters’ society survey on street crime won’t change anything but… To Mel Rothenburger: You are correct in your opinion that the [Continue]
LETTER – There are too many crashes involving transport trucks
Hello, Mr.Rothenburger, It is absolutely terrifying what has happened on local highways the past few days with crashes involving semi trucks/trailers. They say there are [Continue]
PROVINCIAL PULSE – Despite museum mess, NDP still comfortably ahead
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 16, 2022 – If there was ever a museum of political gaffes built in British Columbia, the rollout of the Royal BC Museum’s rebuild could [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Horgan’s approval rating continues downward slide
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 14, 2022 – While some of Canada’s premiers approach the summer in a decidedly more “chill” place with their respective electorates, [Continue]
LETTER – Privilege, not dogs, biggest problem for farmers’ markets
MANY LOCALS will know me as a regular supporter of the Kamloops Regional Farmers Market (KRFM). I’m also its fierce defender in the face of unfair public outcry. It’s [Continue]
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