FORSETH – Do we really need more places to get a drink in B.C.?
YESTERDAY, from the B.C. Government’s Jobs Plan, came news that, “… liquor licences will soon be available to all types of B.C. businesses, including barber [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Supreme Court backs British Columbia’s teachers
THE GOVERNMENT of B.C. has lost its battle with teachers and education will improve as a result. Education spending in B.C. is now the second lowest per student in Canada. It [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Kamloops may be the first Canadian casualty of U.S. election
THE AMERICAN election is done; the votes counted, the outcome a fait accompli and the first serious Canadian casualty may be Kamloops. In particular, as America begins [Continue]
FORSETH – Finally, a news outlet calls BS on government news releases
TWO THINGS caught my eye today, that has spurred on my post today. One was the fact that the Tri-City News has decided to trash media releases from the B.C. government, that [Continue]
GINTA – Waiting until after Nov. 11 to put up Christmas decorations is the least we can do for veterans
IT WAS EXACTLY on Nov. 1 that some of the neighbourhood pumpkins showed a last candle-less unglamorous grin before they were replaced with Christmas light garlands. An early [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The high cost of failure to rehabilitate sex offenders
NO ONE WANTS a sex offender living in their neighbourhood because they are a menace to society. The assumption is that they are incurable; that their impulses are so strong [Continue]
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