PETERS – The passport redesign was bound to offend someone
SO THE GOVERNMENT REDESIGNED the Canadian passport. The cover has a partial maple leaf and our crest. The inside pages have animals and nature scenes and other very anodyne [Continue]
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GINTA – For Jessie and Sue, it’s love that sustains hope
IT’S SATURDAY, LATE AFTERNOON, and the drizzle is picking up. I’m at the beach in Savona with my dog, sitting on a log mesmerized by the small concentric circles [Continue]
FORSETH – Latest poll numbers bad news for Rustad and BC Conservatives
MAY 9, 2023: Information in a new poll released today from Research Co. shows: Public backing for the governing BC New Democratic Party (NDP) has increased over the past [Continue]
PETERS – B.C. carbon tax revenue should go to preventing disasters
A LOT OF PEOPLE IN THE B.C. INTERIOR get really upset at Justin Trudeau for the carbon tax — even though he had nothing to do with the one we pay. Our carbon tax was first [Continue]
JOHNSON – How PSAC played the inflation card to get what it wanted
By DAVID JOHNSON Contributor, ArmchairMayor.ca AS OF MAY 4, it appears that the Federal Government and the union bargaining for 150,000 employees have come to two separate [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Homeless cannot set fires for heat, cooking
WILL BEATTY, Emergency Preparedness Manager for the City of Kamloops, suggests that the homeless could be justified in setting open fires. “We have to understand that [Continue]
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