CHARBONNEAU – How flower power and the computer age let me down
AS SOMEONE WHO HAS WORKED IN ELECTRONICS all my life, I had high hopes for the digital age. But it turned out to be yet another disappointment. The first was when flower [Continue]
Local Voices
BEPPLE – Housing solutions illustrate the collective values of Kamloops
WHAT ARE THE VALUES of Kamloops? How do we see ourselves? Who do we want as our leaders? Those were questions we’ve grappled with this week. On Thursday, March 21, news [Continue]
FORSETH – Telling those addicted to drugs ‘we love you’ isn’t cutting it
ON THURSDAY (March 21) the BC Coroners Service released updated statistics on deaths among homeless individuals, in British Columbia, to the end of December 2016. Those who [Continue]
GINTA – For the love of trees – imagine if we didn’t have them
DID YOU KNOW that March 21 is the International Day of Forests? It was established back in 2012 by the United Nations General Assembly. Not many people know that because it [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – Learning to embrace economic futility and love taxes
By DAVID JOHNSON I ALREADY WROTE about the politicking surrounding the budget speech, Scheer, Wilson-Raybould, SNC Lavalin, desk slamming and filibusters, etc, etc, etc. [Continue]
KNOX – ‘Compassion and love’ behind chain of humanity at mosque
SOMETIMES IT’S IMPORTANT to just get off your butt, stick your hand in the air and say you’re on the side of love and humanity. “All the people showing up today, [Continue]
