CHARBONNEAU – Silence creates doubt over Tk’emlúps gravesites
CHIEF (Kúkpi7) ROSANNE CASIMIR had a lot to say five years ago when potential unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School were discovered. In 2021, [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – A surefire way to make sure emergency alerts are heard
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]
CHARBONNEAU – Alberta’s Wexit and Brexit are remarkably similar
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]
CHARBONNEAU – When Canada’s king met the mad king
IT WAS BIZARRE that King Charles III should address the U.S. Congress with President Trump in attendance. Here was a hereditary monarch lecturing Americans about [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – New Zealand creates a natural sanctuary
IT TOOK DECADES of planning, thousands of volunteers, millions of traps, and three years to build a rodent-proof fence. But New Zealand finally has a little slice of what [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – DRIPA problems kicked down the road as the glow fades
IT WAS A FEEL-GOOD moment when The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) was passed into BC law in 2019. All parties unanimously agreed to align [Continue]
