CHARBONNEAU – Electoral reform disappointment Number Three
I WAS DISAPPOINTED but not surprised when Prime Minister Trudeau abandoned his plans for electoral reform. I’ve been let down before. The first time was in 2005 when a [Continue]
Local Voices
FORSETH – Interview with candidate Beat Klossner (Communist, Kamloops-S. Thompson)
TODAY I HAVE the second in a series of posts from candidates seeking the votes of constituents in the Kamloops-South Thompson riding, in the May provincial general election. [Continue]
GINTA – Of sharks and jars and the stories that lie in between
WHAT DO SHARKS and glass jars have in common? If you’re ready to answer ‘Umm, nothing’ I will ask you to indulge me the next few paragraphs to show you the connection. [Continue]
KNOX – Selfie vs. the finger: the contrasting styles of two Trudeaus
FOR THOSE keeping score at home, Justin Trudeau got blindsided for the second time on his cross-Canada town hall tour. The first time was in Halifax, when a couple of [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The bitter side of honey
BECOMING BEE friendly is a good first step for the city. Now Kamloops needs to become honey friendly. Canadian and American consumers are getting stung with fake honey. Much [Continue]
McLEOD – Liberals’ handling of the opioid crisis absolutely shameful
(A speech by Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP Cathy McLeod in the House of Commons on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017) I AM RISING to speak to Bill C-37, an act to amend the Controlled [Continue]
