GINTA – Books and mothers and celebrating both
I GREW UP with books. Our living room had tomes lined up in tall bookcases covering entire walls, floor to the ceiling almost. When you’re a kid, that is as close to [Continue]
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KNOX – Bells, urinals and hallways: rookie MLAs have a lot of learning to do
ELIZABETH Cull’s advice for the first-time MLAs elected Tuesday? “Don’t be surprised if you see urinals in the women’s washrooms.” OK, maybe that’s just the way [Continue]
PETERS – No perfect path for Kamloops council in filling mayor’s chair
NOW THAT Peter Milobar is off to Victoria, Kamloops city council will soon find itself without its leader. That’s a problem. While some might find disagreements with [Continue]
IN THE HOUSE – PM should apologize for ‘canoes and paddles’ remarks
A statement by Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP Cathy McLeod in Parliament this week: MADAM SPEAKER, on January 30, I stood in this House and asked that the Prime Minister [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Canada’s internet remains flat, despite challenges
CANADA REMAINS a world-leader in keeping our internet equal for all. Challenges to tilt the internet in favour of special interests come from at home and abroad. Last month, [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Climate change, like a cancer, grows if we simply do nothing
LAST WEEK I wrote about the choices we have between denial or acceptance of climate change. In the comments that followed, those unable or unwilling to accept climate change [Continue]
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