Editorials

There’s a middle ground in debate over publishing the names of killers

June 1, 2014 // 0 Comments

SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — A week ago, 22-year-old Elliot Rodger killed six people in a town in California, then killed himself. Another mass murder in the U.S. and another [Continue]

KGHM says it’s ready to talk, so let’s have a conversation

May 30, 2014 // 7 Comments

FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The first release of information of any real significance from KGHM International on its Ajax project in a long time came Thursday and it’s [Continue]

Strikes shows teachers’ determination

May 29, 2014 // 0 Comments

THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The picket lines at Kamloops schools on Wednesday brought home the determination of local teachers to get a deal they can live with. [Continue]

Distinguish between types of cruelty

May 27, 2014 // 3 Comments

TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — People are justifiably outraged over the case of the six dogs who died after being left in a vehicle but let’s keep it in perspective. A [Continue]

B.C. Liberal Party’s name might not be definitive but it’s hard to argue with success

May 26, 2014 // 3 Comments

MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The B.C. Liberals, it seems, are still celebrating their surprise election win of a year ago. The party convention in Kelowna on the weekend was, [Continue]

Saving Stuart Wood just too bold, too daring

May 25, 2014 // 3 Comments

SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — There are four obvious options for the Kamloops-Thompson school board on Monday night when the subject of Stuart Wood elementary comes up, and [Continue]