GINTA – Is this the kind of world we want to live in?
HERE’S THE THING: I never envisioned that students and teachers at a Kamloops school could be the target of a deadly plot. When the explanatory email came from the [Continue]
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NEUSTAETER – Room for improvement in communicating police incidents
By KATIE NEUSTAETER CFJC Today A SIGNIFICANT POLICE INCIDENT incident played out in my neighbourhood on Thursday morning last week at a home within a five-minute walk of our [Continue]
McQUARRIE – The question inevitably arises, ‘Who’s going to pay for it?’
“WHO’S GOING to pay for it?” It’s the battle cry of many when it comes to ideas that would improve society and if I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard this, [Continue]
KNOX – Great Bear Rainforest film a ‘catalyst for conversation’
IAN McALLISTER’S new Great Bear Rainforest film isn’t just an Imax movie. It’s an international awareness project meant to help save a breathtaking, fragile [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Taxpayers or ratepayers – who pays Hydro’s debt?
FOR DECADES, B.C. governments have hidden the true cost of BC Hydro rates — but especially the BC Liberals. Under the direction of the BC Liberals, the Crown utility used [Continue]
PETERS – Kamloops won’t end up with as many cannabis shops as it seems
HOW MANY FLOWER STORES do we have in Kamloops? How many coffee shops or shoe stores? You don’t know, do you? That’s understandable. But by now, you are probably [Continue]
