GINTA – Kamloops is still a good place to be
THERE’S THIS curious phenomenon that happens to many of our family’s out-of-town guests when they come for a visit: they fall in love with Kamloops. Sure, for most of [Continue]
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FORSETH – ‘BC Conservatives need to be alternative to Coalition of Chaos’
ON SATURDAY (Sept. 30) the BC Conservative Party, a continuously active political party in British Columbia since 1903, held its annual general meeting in Langley. Unlike [Continue]
COLLINS – Voter turnout in civic by-election was less than hoped for
HOPE SPRINGS eternal- except in elections. In the advance voting leading up to Saturday’s byelection, there were hopes that the turnout would be reasonably good, even [Continue]
KNOX – For Sidney Crosby, it’s hard to deke out of politics
SIDNEY CROSBY will lead the Pittsburgh Penguins to the White House on Sunday (today, Oct. 1, 2017). Some think they might as well carry tiki torches. For here’s Sid’s sad [Continue]
PETERS – Misunderstanding at the heart of kneeling athletes controversy
THOSE ARGUING the heated “kneeling during the national anthem” debate are on two different pages, and could benefit from understanding the terms of reference. [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The legacy of Occupy Kamloops
NO ONE KNEW what would happen next. We gathered in anticipation in front of the Kamloops Library on October 15, 2011. The Occupy movement was sweeping the globe and its reach [Continue]
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