‘IT’S FATHER’S Day,” she said. “Let’s celebrate by you mowing the lawn.” “No,” I said, eyes glued to the screen. “The World Cup of Futbol is [Continue]
IT COULD HAVE HAPPENED to almost any neighbourhood in Kamloops. Thursday, it was Batchelor Heights. A storm cell; a lightning strike; and then suddenly, a grass fire racing [Continue]
PARLIAMENT HAS CONCLUDED another session and as I reflect back there were a number of issues in which all parties found common ground. From standing up for Canada when it [Continue]
THE CITY OF KAMLOOPS is revising its 2005 City Centre Plan. Their goal is to create a plan that guides land use for the next 20 years in the centre of the city. The plan [Continue]
A RECENT OPINION PIECE in the Financial Post by Gwyn Morgan, founding and now retired CEO of EnCana, tackles the oil/jobs/climate change debate from the perspective of one [Continue]
THE ROSE GARDEN at Riverside Park was all sparkle and glamour on Saturday. Some of this year’s graduates, their families and friends were gathered for pictures and later, [Continue]