COLLINS – Is the false message worse than the actual threat?
IT HAS BEEN pretty scary to watch Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un of North Korea trade insults and threats over the past few months. The question of which one of them has the [Continue]
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McQUARRIE – When it comes to city business bylaws, father knows best
HAVE YOU EVER wondered if our local government is stuck in the late 1950s sitcom world of Father Knows Best? A world more familiar to their parents and grandparents and a [Continue]
GINTA – Make safety part of your outdoor adventures
TO SAY THAT WINTER cannot make up its mind this year would be an understatement. It’s been a weather seesaw of sorts since it first snowed in early November. Cold, snowy, [Continue]
KNOX – Why the provincial government wants to expand wolf-trapping program
THE PROVINCIAL government wants to extend the wolf-trapping season on Vancouver Island. To which you reply: We trap wolves here? Yes, we do, which some people think is [Continue]
PETERS – Creative media discussion positive, but well of ideas drying up
COUNCILLOR ARJUN SINGH weighed in on the state of local media in Kamloops This Week this week, and of course, like everyone, we’re more than happy to hear ideas on how [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Failure of NAFTA could be good for our creativity
IT’S A TOSS-UP on whether the North America Free Trade Agreement will survive. The fifth round of discussions has concluded in Mexico and Foreign Affairs Minister [Continue]
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