Prostitution debate isn’t over, not by a long shot
I’d like to think the lull in street prostitution in the downtown and Tranquille business districts is permanent, but I’m not optimistic. I don’t totally get the [Continue]
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David Trawin a good pick for City’s top administrative job
In some circles, City council’s choice for its next chief administrative officer is a surprise. There are many reasons, though, that David Trawin will be the kind of CAO [Continue]
No need for shouting in teachers’ dispute
You know people are excited about something when they start using a lot of CAPITAL LETTERS and exclamation marks!!!!! Really, there’s no need to yell when you write a [Continue]
A very revealing start to Kamloops Project on this Leap Day
Happy Kamloops Project Day. I met a stripper this morning up at the Broadcast Centre. They said she was there to help celebrate Henry Small’s birthday, but I’m [Continue]
‘Old’ is now an insult, not just a stage of life
A few years ago, I spoke to some Grade 3 kids at their school. That evening, one of them reported back to her parents that I “had wrinkly hands.” Such input is important, [Continue]
Bridging viewpoints on name changes for public places
For some reason, driving over the Gaglardi Bridge almost always brings politics to my mind, especially the folly of politicians who mess with things that should be left well [Continue]
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