EDITORIAL – Homeless count raises questions but provides no answers
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE LATEST HOMELESSNESS COUNT raises many questions about the “unhoused” in Kamloops but provides no answers. Called the [Continue]
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FORSETH – New program to help small businesses hit by crime falls short
I FEEL CERTAIN that there will be sighs of relief, and gratitude extended towards our provincial government once the small business community becomes aware of the largesse [Continue]
JOHNSON – The CBC Part 2: Liberal or liberal, what it means for Mother Corp
This is the second installment of a three-part column revolving around the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. This time we discuss big and small L liberalism, the Liberal [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Have we lost a hero in Buffy Sainte-Marie?
CANADA HAS ALWAYS been intensely proud of Buffy Sainte-Marie. We’ve known her for more than half a century as a Canadian indigenous woman who is both a talented musician [Continue]
EDITORIAL – If paid parking is forced on Tranquille corridor, it should get the benefit
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. PAID PARKING on the Tranquille corridor retail strip isn’t something that’s going to get anyone in civic politics votes. In [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Universities back away from free speech in Israel conflict
UNIVERSITIES PROMOTE THEMSELVES as bastions of free speech. But that claim is being tested with comments made by student unions in support of Palestine. Politicians and union [Continue]
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