Why Mayor Milobar should invoke Section 131
ARMCHAIR MAYOR SAYS — There’s a little known and rarely used law in B.C. that gives mayors the power of forcing sober second thought on issues they deem important. Mayor [Continue]
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More on why iPads for City council make sense
ARMCHAIR MAYOR SAYS — Below is the Armchair Mayor column published in The Kamloops Daily News on Oct. 10. At that writing, I hadn’t been able to reach Dave Duckworth [Continue]
Tough to argue with recommendation to hike parking meter rates
It’s very hard to argue with City administration’s case for increasing metered parking to $1 an hour downtown. As presented at today’s City council meeting by bylaws [Continue]
Right to go topless in public still open to childish debate
Last week, I was at an out-of-town event when someone came up to me and asked, “Do I know you?” When I told him my name, the lights came on. “Of course!” he [Continue]
30 years later, horror of Wells Gray murders remains
A short news brief in today’s newspapers carries long memories for many here and in the Okanagan Valley. It says that Thursday was the 30th anniversary of the murder of [Continue]
Being nice, at least for a little while
There are days when I think the next person who says to me, “So, the countdown is on!” will be on the receiving end of a kick in the shins. This “countdown” thing is [Continue]
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