NATIONAL PULSE – CPC supporters want an election; others, not so much
Majorities of NDP, Liberal and BQ supporters less enthralled with the prospect of a campaign By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE October 23, 2024 – With Ottawa’s parliamentary [Continue]
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CITY HALL – Public inquiries issue sent back to committee for more work
By MEL ROTHENBURGER A proposal to eliminate public inquiries from City council meetings will go back to a committee for a fresh look. Council made the decision in a 7-1 vote [Continue]
CITY HALL – City taken to court in challenge to AAP project approvals
By MEL ROTHENBURGER The B.C. Supreme Court is being asked to quash borrowing bylaws for a new performing arts centre and a four-sheet ice arena approved through an [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Inflation drops but groceries and rent still a struggle
Seven-in-10 renters say they can’t afford to buy a home yet (30%) or have given up on ownership (41%) By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE October 21, 2024 – As Canadians absorb the [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Rambling report tries but fails to justify killing public inquiries
IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING you want to say to City council, best do it soon. The council is likely to approve the first three readings Tuesday of changes to its procedural bylaw [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Election is still a close call in B.C., but not in Kamloops ridings
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THEY SAID it would be close and they weren’t wrong. Last night’s B.C. election was a nail biter and still is. Congratulations are in [Continue]
