CHARBONNEAU – The pandemic changed how we view external threats
WE HAVE BECOME nonchalant about viruses for too long. The war on viruses was declared over in 1969 according to one quote: “it is time to close the book on infectious [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – Fatal crash raises the need for seatbelts in school buses again
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. SEATBELTS IN BUSES are an issue again in the wake of the tragic Christmas Eve bus crash on the Okanagan Connector. Although investigation [Continue]
BEPPLE – City needs more made-in-Kamloops housing solutions
BACK IN APRIL 2022, BC Housing and City of Kamloops signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for 369 affordable rental homes for families and seniors, approximately 133 [Continue]
LETTER – Patient safety is key in radio communication at new RIH addition
Should the new addition at Royal Inland Hospital be designated a “radio free zone”? Just this past year, a report in a couple of media outlets stated that Kamloops Fire [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Out-of-whack assessments an unwelcome start to the new year
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. AT THE END of each year, we look forward to the coming year with optimism. How could it be any worse than the one we just had, we ask. And [Continue]
KNOX – Money in, money out: What you’ll see in 2023
THE FUTURE, as demonstrated by A) the pandemic and B) the Canucks, can be wildly unpredictable. Sometimes, though, we know exactly what to expect, at least as it pertains to [Continue]
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