CHARBONNEAU – ArriveCan disintegrating into ArriveCan’t
‘LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, this is your captain. Due to turbulence, ArriveCan has been grounded. We at Canada Border Services Agency apologize for inconvenience.” [Continue]
Local Voices
JOHNSON – Perspective is everything when looking at Israel and Gaza
Let’s look at why this conflict, more than any other, seems to be the one that everyone cares about in a world of localized wars and armed conflicts OVER THE YEARS and more [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – Kamloops residents stepping up to work on climate action
By GISELA RUCKERT Transition Kamloops IN A WORLD where there are so many demands on our time, the challenge of putting aside energy to devote to community projects is real. [Continue]
JOHNSON – Bakers and sweet makers – a shortage of sugar for Christmas?
LAST WEEK WE were at Walmart, shopping for ingredients to launch our annual Christmas baking cycle; the family does enjoy the usual Nanaimo Bars, Butter Tarts, Rocky Road and [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – A once-pleasant neighbourhood is now under siege
By LYNNE STONIER-NEWMAN Guest Columnist SIRENS BLARING, three fire engines, two ambulances and two police cars arrived shortly after 11 p.m. last Sunday night. Lynne [Continue]
FORSETH – Why not standardize designs for schools and other govt facilities?
I DON’T KNOW ABOUT YOU; however, it has always puzzled me that when any provincial facility is built such as schools, hospitals, and offices for government agencies, [Continue]
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