BEPPLE – Shifting issues mean City Hall must evolve
BACK IN OCTOBER and November 2022, City of Kamloops undertook a Citizen Satisfaction Survey. The survey, which is undertaken every few years, measures the mood of the city. [Continue]
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LETTER – Finding a shopping cart at stores is getting to be a challenge
I live on the North Shore (not the Shore) and try and shop here as much as possible. I went to Shoppers a few days ago. I tried to find a cart for my goods but none were [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Prince Harry has had his say; now can he just be quiet?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. CAN PRINCE HARRY just be quiet now? His much-anticipated book, Spare, is released today and indications from B.C. libraries and book stores [Continue]
JOHNSON – Jaywalking, Europe versus North America
By DAVID JOHNSON Contributor, ArmchairMayor.ca THE OTHER DAY, I had to lock up the brakes to avoid a young person who jaywalked, with their attention buried in their phone. [Continue]
EDITORIAL – U.S. Speaker fiasco gives us a taste of proportional representation
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE LATEST WEIRDNESS issuing forth from the American system of governance wrapped up early Saturday Washington time as the House of [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – There’s a proven option to warehousing the homeless
‘HOMELESSNESS IS CAUSED by poverty, so we have to tackle poverty by creating more housing. ‘Once we get everybody housed, the crime-addictions-mental illness [Continue]
