NSBIA – The Trans Mountain decision and what it means for business
From the Kamloops North Shore Business Improvement Association newsletter of Sept. 5, 2018: THE POLITICAL POSTURING and hype has died down and now the reality of last [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – One power grid solves the green energy problem
SOLAR AND WIND energy suffer from a storage problem. They produce in abundance, often too much, when the wind blows and the sun shines. Storage of that abundance is one [Continue]
BEPPLE – Deck chairs are likely to shuffle in City council election
WELL THE RACE IS ON for the Oct. 20 civic elections across B.C. Tuesday was the first day those wanting to run could file their papers. Locally, from Sept. 4 until Sept. [Continue]
McQUARRIE – More discussion about City Hall and the performing arts centre
A FEW WEEKS AG0, I asked readers to let me know what was on their minds regarding the upcoming City Election. What were the questions needing answers? We know from past [Continue]
GINTA – Back to school should not mean a mountain of new debt
THERE WAS A TIME when back to school shopping meant purchasing a fair number of notebooks – one for each subject ideally, pencils, pens (a fountain pen too, but that was [Continue]
KNOX – Politicians ignored views of West Coast on Trans Mountain
THE TRANS MOUNTAIN pipeline project wasn’t halted because it’s a bad idea. It got derailed because its approval was a railroad job, with we on the West Coast the damsel [Continue]
