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FORSETH – Who’s supporting who as leadership race down to the wire

May 25, 2026 // 0 Comments

AFTER MANY WEEKS, the campaign to elect a new leader for the Conservative Party of BC has hit its final stage. Beginning at 8 a.m. May 23 verified members of the party began [Continue]

CHARBONNEAU – A surefire way to make sure emergency alerts are heard

May 21, 2026 // 3 Comments

WITH SO MUCH competition for our attention on social media, how do emergency alerts get through? I have a suggestion, below. Kamloopsians in the eastern part of the city [Continue]

FORSETH – Forestry must not be ‘key’ industry in B.C., at least not to NDP

May 19, 2026 // 4 Comments

Direct forestry job losses have resulted in a hit to the economy of 4.164 billion dollars BC Government News, Thursday May 14: “Province to showcase key BC industry sectors [Continue]

TOXIC DRUG POISONING – A decade of deaths and drivers in Kamloops

May 19, 2026 // 0 Comments

By JAYSE HEER-MATONOVICH and PETER TISGARIS Thompson Rivers University THE TOXIC DRUG poisoning crisis has had a profound impact on British Columbia communities, including [Continue]

FORSETH – Does Kerry-Lynne Findlay ever read actual news reports?

May 14, 2026 // 0 Comments

This is not the first time that Findlay has, in my opinion, presented questionable information I CONTINUE to be puzzled by things that BC Conservative leadership candidate [Continue]

CHARBONNEAU – Alberta’s Wexit and Brexit are remarkably similar

May 14, 2026 // 0 Comments

FEARS STOKED by separatists in Alberta remind me of Britain’s separation from the European Union. Both movements were fueled by populism that portrayed ordinary citizens [Continue]