GUEST COLUMN – Lest we forget the sufferings of all life
By PETER HAMILTON Lifeforce BOTH HUMANS AND NONHUMANS died in wars for centuries. Sentient creatures were also unwillingly “drafted” for battles and other military [Continue]
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WALSH – Has fiscal responsibility gone out of style at the City council table?
IF YOU OWNED a piece of land you weren’t using, would you sell it at a 75 per cent discount so your neighbour could add it to their property, then subdivide for profit? Our [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – City councillors are at it again with their latest media release
By BRONWEN SCOTT Guest Columnist OUR CITY COUNCILLORS seem to be at it again. The councillors announced in a media release Nov. 9 that they will hold a future closed meeting [Continue]
STONE – B.C. needs a plan to deliver the relief that people need and deserve
By TODD STONE MLA, Kamloops-South Thompson AS B.C.’S COST OF LIVING continues to increase, so does the need for family-supporting jobs. British Columbians want to be [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Safer Supply program should be expanded but not to non-prescriptions
IN A PERFECT WORLD, giving people a safe alternative to deadly drugs would be a no-brainer. If clean water was offered to people who only had dirty water to drink, who would [Continue]
BEPPLE – Let’s remember all the civilians, especially children, lost in war
AS WE MOVE THROUGH November, and the time of remembrance, it feels like war is not a distant event, but ever present. The war in Ukraine drags on: some of their citizens have [Continue]
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