PETERS – Instead of honouring Indigenous children, the PM flew by
MAYBE YOU DIDN’T AND DON’T want Justin Trudeau to come to Kamloops. That’s fair. There are plenty of reasons residents would want him to stay away. But the Tk’emlups [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Too much carbon dioxide here, too little there
IN A WORD AWASH in too much carbon dioxide, it’s remarkable that some places have too little of the stuff. Britain recently warned food producers to prepare for a [Continue]
COVID – How many restaurants do we really need in Canada?
Did we have too many restaurants before the COVID-19 pandemic? This may be a golden opportunity for the industry to reflect on its future By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS [Continue]
BEPPLE – Candor needed as communities discuss truth and reconciliation
TOMORROW IS National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Both truth and reconciliation are important to move forward. Looking around the region of Interior B.C., local [Continue]
COVID – Canada’s crippled tourism industry must be revived
The impact of COVID on tourism is more significant than that of 9/11, SARS and the 2008 economic crisis combined By ALEXANDRE MASSAUX Research associate Frontier Centre for [Continue]
EDITORIAL – National reconciliation day is more than just another stat
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. TOMORROW’S A HOLIDAY and some people aren’t at all sure what it’s about. The federal government has declared Sept. 30 as a new stat [Continue]
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