KINSELLA – Under the spectre of the presidential warmonger
THE BEARDED Republican regarded us suspiciously. He had been washing his pickup truck (naturally) and listening to country music on the radio (ditto). It was [Continue]
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McQUARRIE – Why do the BC Liberals have so much support in the Interior?
Lots of jobs have been created in B.C., but what the premier fails to point out is that most of those jobs were created in the Lower Mainland and Victoria JOBS, JOBS, JOBS. [Continue]
EDITORIAL – ‘Sponsored content’ is a new wrinkle on an old sales pitch
An ArmchairMayor editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE PUBLICATION of so-called ‘Sponsored Content’ by Kamloops This Week featuring the proposed Ajax copper mine has raised [Continue]
LIFESTYLES – Technological disruption and the loss of face-to-face interaction
By MIKE ROBINSON The other day, I had to walk downtown to meet with my tax accountant. After a half-hour meeting, I was informed of my 2016 taxes owing and decided to pay [Continue]
POLITICS – Electoral reform by any other name is still progress
By DOREEN BARRY University of Calgary START TALKING about parliamentary reform at a cocktail party and watch everyone melt away. But despite being an eye-glazing topic, there [Continue]
TRADE – U.S. slaps heavy countervailing duties on Canadian softwood lumber
Here’s a media release issued tonight (April 24, 2017) by the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resources on countervailing duties imposed today by the U.S. on [Continue]
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