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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ROTHENBURGER: Latest council investigation is a strange prelude to bringing in a referee
ON THE SAME DAY Coun. Margot Middleton made a motion to ask the B.C. Municipal Affairs Ministry to step in and help council get its act together, councillors retreated behind [Continue]
PETERS – By launching phone-taping investigation, council is doing its job
IT HAS BEEN ANOTHER remarkable week at Kamloops city hall. In a closed meeting, council launched an investigation into Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson’s propensity to secretly [Continue]
BEPPLE – Final service at historic St. George’s Anglican was bittersweet
AFTER 96 YEARS, on this last Wednesday, the final service was held at the St. George’s Anglican Church on the North Shore. It has served the neighborhood and city at large [Continue]
CITY COUNCIL – Investigator hired to probe mayor’s recording of phone calls
Tape recordings by Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson of conversations with staff will be investigated by a consultant hired by City council. The decision was made at a closed-door [Continue]
EDITORIAL: We think other drivers are terrible but look in the mirror
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. DRIVERS ARE GETTING worse. That’s the hardly surprising opinion expressed by Canadians in a new poll. Research Co. released results [Continue]
