ROTHENBURGER – Milobar’s indigenous family ties should be a non-issue
IS PETER MILOBAR in a conflict of interest because of his family’s indigenous connections? Do those relationships make him ineligible to become leader of the BC [Continue]
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GUEST COLUMN – Regional divides in politics are not necessarily a bad thing
By NICHOLAS HAMSON Guest Columnist FOR YEARS, politics in British Columbia followed a fairly familiar pattern. You had the BC Liberals, later rebranded as BC United, the BC [Continue]
PARKING – New parking kiosks picked, City prepares for rate increases
A vendor has been picked to provide new downtown parking fee kiosks, and the City is preparing to implement increases to parking fees. Precis ParkLink Inc. will manage pay [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Will Nelly Dever’s slate succeed where others have failed?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. FORMER COUNCILLOR Nelly Dever will announce a slate of candidates this week, with herself running for mayor and a number of others going for [Continue]
FORSETH – Here’s the candidate best suited to lead the BC Conservatives
The primary job of the next BC Conservative leader will be to build a team and platform that will defeat the BC NDP I CONSIDER MYSELF to be a long-suffering member of the [Continue]
STAMER – Fight against FOI bill is about govt accountability, transparency
By WARD STAMER MLA, Kamloops-North Thompson WEDNESDAY our Interim leader for the Conservative Party of BC, stated: “When government makes it harder for people to access [Continue]
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