KNOX – Life after the inauguration of Donald Trump: So far, so good
“IT’S DARK and I’m cold,” I said. “Is this the nuclear winter?” “No,” she said. “The sun rose this morning. Come out from under the bed.” “Has he [Continue]
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TRAVIS – Donations to B.C. Liberals don’t give warm grassroots feeling
MERE HOURS before the New York Times went to press with its look at the B.C. Liberal party’s ethical scorecard, the party chose to get its 2016 fundraising results out [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Who would you side with, coyotes or the eagle?
ONE OF NATURE’S dramas unfolded at our house last weekend. We woke up to discover that during the night the coyotes had brought down a deer on the frozen river outside [Continue]
FORSETH – Naloxone kits have done little to stem the tide of drug deaths
A B.C. GOVERNMENT media release Wednesday from Public Safety and the Solicitor General had the following headline: “Year-End Illicit Drug Death Numbers.” What [Continue]
COLLINS – Will Horgan’s comment on ‘perspectives’ hurt NDP in election?
KAMLOOPS-NORTH THOMPSON Liberal candidate Peter Milobar was quick to take advantage of a perceived gaffe by NDP leader John Horgan last week. Commenting on the mixed response [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Either Canada is a young country, or I’m old
CANADA is a young country. Or I’m old. Canada is 150 years old this year. Since I’m one-half that age, Canada must be a young country. Or I’m old. It must be the [Continue]
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