GUEST COLUMN – Addressing the outdoor cat challenge in Kamloops
By DENISE KING and PETER TSIGARIS Thompson Rivers University THE IMPACT of outdoor pet cats on local wildlife, and the risks these pets face themselves, is a complex and [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Political polarization ends up being one pole: the far right
YOU OFTEN HEAR about how polarized politics has become. But polarization requires two poles. There has been growth in one area of politics but not the other. That’s not [Continue]
STONIER-NEWMAN – Let’s celebrate B.C. Day by remembering our rich history
HOW ABOUT IF we share with our families and friends our own B.C. heroes? Do you remember who influenced you and your family? Who are the public individuals you’ve [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – For some Americans, Canada is a state of mind
THE ORANGE MAN is confused about many things, including Canada’s relationship with America. Americans think of us a state of mind, not as a 51st state. You see it in [Continue]
STAMER – Excuses, excuses, excuses won’t fix B.C.’s forest industry
Forestry isn’t a side industry — and if Premier Eby and Minister Parmar keep ignoring it, everything else will collapse with it By WARD STAMER MLA, Kamloops-North [Continue]
FORSETH – With no PET/CT scanner, doctors have one arm tied behind back
THOSE WITH a long enough memory (you’ll likely have either grey, or no, hair) may remember that in the lead-up to the Oct. 17, 1991 provincial election, NDP leader Mike [Continue]
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