CHARBONNEAU – The dirty secret of my Alaska cruise
I HAD SOME reservations before joining our Alaska cruise last year. Some of my concerns were ethical, some technical. How could I justify boarding a luxury ship when so many [Continue]
Local Voices
JOHNSON – International Date Format Standards … and My Cup of Tea
HERE’S A LEFT FIELDER, firmly entrenched in the ‘what the …’ category. Recently I reached for a box of tea from the cupboard, and noticed the ‘best before [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Anti-greenwashing laws should apply to forestry industry
IF AN OLD-GROWTH TREE falls in the forest and is turned into sawdust, does anyone one care? Not if the tree is in the B.C interior. If the old-tree was on the coast, there [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Latest poll on bilingualism is cause for worry
I HOPE IT’S JUST because Canadians are in a bad mood that fewer support bilingualism than in the past. In a recent poll by Leger, only half of Canadians (52%) think it [Continue]
JOHNSON – It’s not about the Liberals or their policies; it’s about Justin Trudeau
OK … SOO … a Federal election might still be 16 months away, and a great many things could happen between now and then. The defeat of Liberal Leslie Church by [Continue]
NEUSTAETER – City council isn’t about entertainment, it’s about work
By KATIE NEUSTAETER Councillor, City of Kamloops FIRST, LET’S ADDRESS the elephant in the room. If you’re hoping for a column from me as deputy mayor that spotlights [Continue]
