DROUGHT – City rescinds water restrictions as weather cools
The City of Kamloops is rescinding water use restrictions and enforcement that were imposed in August 2023. In an announcement today (Oct. 5, 2023) the City said it made the [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Transgender is where homosexuality was decades ago
PEOPLE HAVE FINALLY REALIZED that homosexuals do not choose attraction to the same sex. It’s something innate. Now parents are worried that schools are encouraging kids to [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Roadside memorials shouldn’t have too many rules
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ROADSIDE MEMORIALS have long been a subject of controversy. They come in various forms and designs but have in common a desire by family and [Continue]
EDITORIAL – ‘Community conversations’ a chance for council to redeem itself
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. KAMLOOPS RESIDENTS will have an opportunity to talk to City council through the coming winter and into next spring as a series of public [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Fining candidate for omission on election sign is over-reach
An editorial by Mel Rotrhenburger ELECTIONS RULES are in place for good reason — they make sure candidates are playing fair. Civic politicians are among those who have to [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – Why Judge Begbie sentenced six fugitive chiefs to hang
By LYNNE STONIER-NEWMAN Guest Columnist LYNNE STONIER-NEWMAN here, author of the early B.C. history nonfiction book: PETER O’REILLY: The colonials who decreed and [Continue]
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