CHARBONNEAU – The bitter side of honey
BECOMING BEE friendly is a good first step for the city. Now Kamloops needs to become honey friendly. Canadian and American consumers are getting stung with fake honey. Much [Continue]
Columns
SUZUKI – Indigenous people are fighting for us all
IN THE 1990s, the David Suzuki Foundation embarked on a program to develop community economic projects with coastal First Nations. Between 1998 and 2003, my wife and [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Letter to a dear friend who has changed, not for the better
DEAR AMERICA: Do you remember, as I do, how we use to see each other on a regular basis? We had such great times and always left knowing it wouldn’t be long before we saw [Continue]
FORSETH – An interview with Nancy Bepple (NDP, Kamloops-S. Thompson)
DROP BY by the Elections B.C. official website and you’ll find the following information: The next provincial general election in British Columbia is scheduled for May [Continue]
GINTA – Raising children with compassion may help us build a world where denial is not a fixture
UNTIL TWO DAYS ago, I thought I had figured out the column. It was to revolve around denial. The news that poured down the media pipe last week following the inauguration [Continue]
COLLINS – News faces big challenges
TWO WEEKS AGO, I lamented the dilemma facing news organizations. I asked “who is going to protect journalistic integrity” in light of the challenges facing news [Continue]
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