CHARBONNEAU – Too much carbon dioxide here, too little there
IN A WORD AWASH in too much carbon dioxide, it’s remarkable that some places have too little of the stuff. Britain recently warned food producers to prepare for a [Continue]
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BEPPLE – Candor needed as communities discuss truth and reconciliation
TOMORROW IS National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Both truth and reconciliation are important to move forward. Looking around the region of Interior B.C., local [Continue]
COMPOST CHRONICLES – Chapter 1, do’s and don’t’s of City’s pilot project
Columnist David Johnson begins a new series of articles today. He explains: Our home was chosen as being on a Kamloops City Composting Pilot Project pick-up route, so this [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – City’s pesticide practices need to be brought into 2021
By BRONWEN SCOTT Guest Columnist HEY CITY OF KAMLOOPS: The 1950s called — they want their pesticide policy back. And there’s a memo to remind you about your 2019 [Continue]
RUCKERT – Citizens’ assemblies a good way to decide on electoral system
By GISELA RUCKERT Guest Columnist MEL MAY CALL proportional representation an uninvited guest, but I’m laying out the welcome mat! He is absolutely correct that it’s not [Continue]
PETERS – TRU, City of Kamloops, students all look bad in housing flap
NO ONE REALLY LOOKS GOOD in the mess with Thompson Rivers University student housing right now — not TRU and not the City of Kamloops. TRU was surprised by the number of [Continue]
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