COLLINS – Government needs to be a lot tougher on plastics
WE HAVE BEEN SO AFRAID to tackle climate change issues we’ve let things get to a crisis stage. One of the worst examples involves our use of plastics. Decades ago, we [Continue]
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ARMCHAIR ARCHIVES – When Christ wants to be anonymous, something is wrong
A man dressed as Jesus Christ was arrested for unknown reasons (although some reports say he spent the night in the drunk tank) at a heavy metal concert in Penticton last [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Drug decriminalization pilot project might be wishful thinking
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ‘A GOOD FIRST STEP’ is a common way many are talking about the drug decriminalization pilot program that came into effect in B.C. this [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – You’re wrong Premier Smith; B.C. will win the war on addiction
YOUR CHIEF OF STAFF says B.C. has a “drug legalization agenda,” Premier Danielle Smith. He adds that B.C. invests in treatment on a “very small scale.” Those are [Continue]
POLICE – ‘Encounter’ arranged online led to motel room assault and robbery
A weekend robbery in a motel room has police reminding the public of the risks associated to arranging services with people online. On Jan. 29, 2023, around 8:30 a.m., [Continue]
BEPPLE – Living together is messy, complicated and complex
LOCAL GOVERNMEN is many things, but at its core is finding better ways to live together in relatively close quarters. Take garbage, for example. Yesterday, City of Kamloops [Continue]
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