McQUARRIE – Chamber should take closer look before condemning budget
THE KAMLOOPS CHAMBER of Commerce decried the new BC budget of last week with an eye popping, over the top comment suggesting, “…businesses of all sizes – from [Continue]
Local Voices
IN THE LEDGE – What is government doing about elimination of bus routes?
Debate in the B.C. Legislature today (Feb. 26, 2018) during question period on the elimination of bus routes by Greyhound. Liberal MLA Mike Morris of Prince George-McKenzie [Continue]
GINTA – More guns are never the answer to the gun problem
I REMEMBER when the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting happened. I remember looking at my youngest son’s hands as he was drawing right next to me. They were little, the [Continue]
JOHNSON – The Olympics show a gnarly change is happening in Canada
ANOTHER OLYMPICS is done, medals are distributed, anthems heard, tears shed and everyone is headed home. I’m a huge fan of the Olympics in general, and I actually prefer [Continue]
KNOX – Snow angst, pipeline politics and remembering Arthur Black
WEDNESDAY, AS the first frightening flakes floated down in daintily deceptive fashion, this appeared on the City of Victoria’s Twitter account: “Due to snow, tonight’s [Continue]
PETERS – Olympic men’s hockey tournament was a half-measure
MY REACTION as a hockey fan and proud Canadian supporter to this morning’s men’s hockey loss was a little surprising to myself. I saw that Germany had defeated [Continue]
