FORSETH – How (NOT) to win friends and influence people
A DOZEN YEARS AGO, when I first became involved with the B.C. Conservative Party, I met an individual who was called on often for political commentary, and who was involved [Continue]
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ONLINE NEWS – The battle with big tech and what it means for journalism
By ANDY MIAH University of Salford CANADA RECENTLY PASSED a law to address the continuing financial woes of its traditional news media, trust in which has steadily fallen to [Continue]
PETERS: On wildfires and our mental health
I HAVE A THEORY and it’s completely unproven — and probably unprovable. Of the past seven summers in Kamloops, four have been marred by extreme wildfire situations. [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – The special sadness of being your family’s lone survivor
IN THE YEAR SINCE my brother died (today is the anniversary), I’ve wrestled with what’s painfully different about losing him. I couldn’t identify it at first. I’ve [Continue]
WALSH – Why did Council erase efforts to save Noble Creek Irrigation System?
SOMETIMES I WONDER if my years on City council were a waste of time. We worked throughout the past term to get the Noble Creek Irrigation System running sustainably. [Continue]
CITY – Rain, cooler weather, lower fire danger brings reopening of trails
With the recent rain, the cooler weather, and the reduction of the fire danger rating, the City of Kamloops will reopen nature parks and nature trails tomorrow (Friday, Aug. [Continue]
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