SINGH – So the mayor and the premier walk into a bar…
By ARJUN SINGH The Kamloops Chronicle TWO DIFFERENT ORDERS of government — the City and the Province. Two men of broadly similar ideologies — both from the centre right [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Will BC Conservatives purge populists from their party?
THE NEWLY MINTED BC Conservatives face a problem similar to Alberta’s United Conservative Party. Perpetually peeved populists are determined to hijack the party and [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – B.C. telescope finds hydrogen from eight billion years ago
A RADIO TELESCOPE nestled in the hills above Penticton has found out what the distribution of hydrogen in the universe looked like eight billion years ago. The discovery is [Continue]
JOHNSON – What to expect from B.C.’s new government, and it’s not all good
OK … SO I AM gonna go out on a limb, and blindly forecast the next four years or less, after we voted in a Conservative majority. To be clear, there is no way we can [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Alberta referendum gives oxygen to wild-eyed populists
POLITICIANS MAY RANT about how great the results of the Alberta referendum held on Oct. 19 are but a significant number of wild-eyed populists, 24.7 per cent, voted in favour [Continue]
IN THE HOUSE – Mr. Speaker, Canadians are losing faith in the parole system
Excerpt from Question Period in Parliament, Oct. 21, 2026. Public Safety Oral Questions 3:05 p.m. Conservative Frank Caputo Kamloops—Thompson—Nicola, BC Mr. Speaker, [Continue]
