HBC blanket exhibition spreads misinformed propaganda
Artists are supposed to make us think about things in new ways, to expand our intellect and challenge our biases. Sometimes, they just recycle the same old misinformed [Continue]
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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]
Kamloops’ own Mr. Blackwell weighs in on premier’s cleavage
Having been dubbed The Mr. Blackwell of Kamloops today by TV7’s Sandy Heimlich-Hall for my column on Kamloops fashion last week, I feel qualified to comment on the [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]
The 11th-hour apology of Richard Wagamese
I am somewhat troubled by the Richard Wagamese apology. Wagamese, author, a.k.a. Richard Gilkinson, pleaded guilty Monday to several impaired driving charges and a couple of [Continue]
Why must we put boundaries on human compassion?
Thirty or so people gathered in an Aberdeen home Thursday night to celebrate a seven-year relationship with a small town on the other side of the world. To me, they represent [Continue]
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