CHARBONNEAU – After the peace dividend, the defence dividend
CANADA HAS LONG benefited from the peace dividend but those times are over. With the Orange Man threatening NATO countries which don’t arm themselves to the extent that [Continue]
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O’REILLY – Space for PET/CT scanner is a must for new Kamloops cancer centre
By MIKE O’REILLY Chair, Thompson Regional Hospital District SINCE THE NEW Kamloops Cancer Centre was announced, doctors, healthcare workers, First Nations, Thompson [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The shortage is of family practitioners, not doctors
CANADA HAS MORE doctors than ever before but fewer of us (including me) have a family doctor. How can that be? What are they doing if not treating the 6.5 million Canadians [Continue]
JOHNSON – Carney shows flexible elbows in polarized political landscape
CANADA IS AT an interesting political crossroads at the moment. Prime Minister Mark Carney currently enjoys the advantage of ideological plasticity. Depending on the issue, [Continue]
FORSETH – Do you want some of what you’re hoping for, or nothing at all?
YESTERDAY CAME NEWS that most (many) conservative leaning B.C. voters have come to dread, time and time again – the formation of another splinter party – and it’s [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Few long-term jobs from AI data centers in Kamloops
THERE ARE OBVIOUS advantages for the builders of AI data centres to locate in Kamloops. But they don’t create that many long-term jobs. Job creation is a routine part of [Continue]
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