Suddenly, boring election became a lot more fun
Be careful what you wish for. Up until lunchtime today (Friday), nobody was interesting in being mayor of Kamloops save for the incumbent. Within a very short time, there [Continue]
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Should we change the way we elect our mayor?
With only days to go, still no one in sight for the mayor’s job other than incumbent Peter Milobar. I figured Chad Moats might go for it, but he announced yesterday [Continue]
Apathy running rampant in River City mayoral race
Surely to God this city is not so bereft of leadership that it cannot generate a single candidate beyond the mayoral incumbent for the upcoming civic election. The highest [Continue]
The case of the lewd graffiti and the giggling bylaws officer
Brian Cassell’s job is to chase trouble. Sometimes trouble turns around and bites him. Cassell, a City of Kamloops bylaws supervisor, has a way of making news. There was, [Continue]
Cavers takes lead in high-tech civic-election campaign
In the midst of dreary debate about permissive tax exemptions and traffic bylaws and open-pit mines, it’s good to know our civic lawmakers are able to cut through to the [Continue]
Walsh’s decision leaves three, maybe four council seats available
I haven’t talked to anyone who wasn’t surprised at Denis Walsh’s decision not to run for another term. In hindsight, maybe the signs were there. When I [Continue]
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