CHARBONNEAU – When am I dead? it’s not as simple as it might seem
Different cultures have different beliefs about how to define the difference between life and death WHEN I’M DEAD I won’t be writing these columns. But other than [Continue]
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BEPPLE – Kamloops loves Twitter, but not for electoral reform
I’VE HAD A TWITTER ACCOUNT since 2011. I started using it even more heavily in 2014 when the Kamloops Daily News shut down. I follow politicians and news sources. [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Some things we’ll be hearing from candidates in election
A QUESTION I’m often asked these days is whether or not I’m again running for mayor or perhaps City councillor. Well, if last year’s by-election taught me anything, [Continue]
GINTA – Tread lightly in Peterson Creek Park: Every path carries a story within
THERE’S THE BENCHES, of course. The ones that carry stories and thoughts. Someone’s loved one’s favourite place is where you stand. You see what they saw many [Continue]
KNOX – There are lies and then there are Donald Trump lies
I LOOKED UP from the breakfast table: “I might have accidentally slept with your best friend.” “What!?” “I misspoke,” I said, plucking her fork from my [Continue]
PETERS – Kamloops not alone in grappling with downtown issues
CITIES OF ALL SIZES around the world struggle with how to get people into their downtowns. No one wants a ghost town in the heart of their city, but avoiding that is easier [Continue]
