CHARBONNEAU – Bad law stifles freedom of the press
THEY SHOULD have called it the Suppression of Freedom of the Press Act. Instead, the Harper Government called it the Protecting Canadians from Online Crime Act. It was [Continue]
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FORSETH – The sad equation that leads to closure of rural schools
THE LATEST from the B.C. government says that it is ” … seeking public input on rural education as part of a strategy being created by Parliamentary Secretary for [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – ‘Five conditions’ rejected but at least council had a debate about the Ajax proposal
I’VE NEVER heard so many excuses for not taking a stand on something as came out of the mouths of several Kamloops City councillors Tuesday afternoon. But on the bright [Continue]
COLLINS – ‘The Milobar Factor’
THE TITLE of this column looks almost like the title of a book. But there’s no question we now have “The Milobar Factor” in play as we lead up to next May’s [Continue]
GINTA – Social conscience should be on this year’s Christmas wish list
EXACTLY FOUR DAYS ago my family and I moved from one area of Kamloops to another. Before packing up the house we selected the items we no longer use but are still in good [Continue]
COLLINS – The fine line between economic progress and preservation
I HAVE ALWAYS considered myself to be an environmentalist. I know that some who have followed me for 40 years of One Man’s Opinion might not get that, but I am. Although I [Continue]
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