CHARBONNEAU – Continental divide with U.S. widens
WE USED to think we were becoming more like our American cousins. In 2002 58 per cent of Canadians thought we were; now it’s only 27 per cent. There’s more to the shift [Continue]
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FORSETH -Thoughts on John Horgan’s picks for British Columbia’s new cabinet
TODAY’S POST is a mix of my own thoughts … a B.C. government news release … and background information on one of John Horgan’s new cabinet ministers [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Enough with the tired platitudes from council candidates
THE CITY’S BY-ELECTION is two and a half months away and I’ve got my fingers crossed that we won’t again be given Winnie The Pooh’s, Eeyore version of municipal [Continue]
COLLINS – Calm on the surface, paddling like hell underneath
YOU KNOW know the old saying about the ducks appearing calm on the surface, but paddling like hell underneath? That’s pretty much the way things are going in British [Continue]
GINTA – The time for trade offs should be behind us
IT’S A SMOKY morning in Kamloops and about to get smokier still, judging by the large plume riding down the North Thompson. I took the dog out for a walk but we’re [Continue]
FORSETH – Milobar, Stone, please tell government to end delays on Ajax
WITH ALL the troubles and strife people in the Cache Creek/ Ashcroft area … and all the way through, and just past, Williams Lake are going through … it’s [Continue]
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