CHARBONNEAU – Short naps have long benefits
I CONFESS that I have a daily nap. I admit that reluctantly because sleeping midday has a bad reputation. In our culture, it indicates sloth and indolence. Siestas are common [Continue]
Local Voices
IN THE LEDGE – ‘Will the premier remove funding uncertainty for Kamloops prenatal services?’
Comments by Kamloops-South Thompson MLA Todd Stone in the B.C. Legislature on Tuesday, March 12, 2024. T. Stone: In the Kamloops area, expectant mothers are once again being [Continue]
JOHNSON – The stress of buying concert tickets these days
OMG … OMG … OMG. No … that’s not excitement of getting the tickets, well it is, but its also the anxiety ridden stress over the process of procuring [Continue]
PETERS – Ageism alive and well in the U.S. presidential race
I’M NOT SURE WHAT President Joe Biden ingested before this week’s State of the Union address — and perhaps I don’t want to know. Sleepy Joe has been one of the more [Continue]
STONE – British Columbians have a right to feel safe in their communities
RCMP officer guards crime scene in Kamloops. (Image: File photo) By TODD STONE MLA, Kamloops-North Thompson ONE OF THE core functions of our provincial government is the [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Will Trudeau the younger go for a walk in the snow?
FORTY YEARS AGO, Justin’s father took a walk in the snow. He returned home and sat in his sauna for an hour and a half pondering his future. He went to his office the next [Continue]
