Columns

Ginta — More to addressing fear than security cameras, locked doors

July 11, 2014 // 0 Comments

COLUMN — Daniela Ginta writes for The Armchair Mayor News on Fridays. I remember the days after the Sandy Hook elementary shooting. My youngest was six at the time and I [Continue]

Charbonneau — The boring truth of studies seldom makes news

July 10, 2014 // 0 Comments

COLUMN — “Saturated fat alone doesn’t predict heart disease risk,” reported the CBC in March. If only it were true, we could chomp down on burgers and pizza with [Continue]

Youds — Stepping out in Wells Gray this summer

July 10, 2014 // 2 Comments

EDITOR’S NOTE — The Armchair Mayor News is pleased to introduce a new column by long-time Kamloops journalist Mike Youds, who will write about the outdoors. COLUMN [Continue]

Spark — The case of the missing eggs

July 7, 2014 // 0 Comments

COLUMN — Dan and Jody Spark take turns writing for The Armchair Mayor News about life on their acreage in McLure. One thing I love about our eggs, besides their nutritional [Continue]

Rogers — The week that was in the land of new media

July 6, 2014 // 0 Comments

COLUMN: The week at newsonaut.com, a Kamloops-based blog about new media written by Mark Rogers. • • • Facebook has confessed to manipulating the emotions of its [Continue]

Knox — New anti-spam law has businesses in a tizzy

July 6, 2014 // 0 Comments

COLUMN — Former Kamloops lad Jack Knox describes himself as an award-losing columnist. The day after Canada’s tough new anti-spam law came into force, I got an email with [Continue]