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]
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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]
COMPOST CHRONICLES – Chapter 1, do’s and don’t’s of City’s pilot project
Columnist David Johnson begins a new series of articles today. He explains: Our home was chosen as being on a Kamloops City Composting Pilot Project pick-up route, so this [Continue]
EDITORIAL – City’s loss of a million dollars in funding is a head scratcher
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. A MILLION DOLLARS is not chump change, especially to taxpayers. City council has been scratching its head over how Kamloops lost out on a [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – City’s pesticide practices need to be brought into 2021
By BRONWEN SCOTT Guest Columnist HEY CITY OF KAMLOOPS: The 1950s called — they want their pesticide policy back. And there’s a memo to remind you about your 2019 [Continue]
EDITORIAL – A ‘new normal’ with China begins right here in our home town
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WHAT TO DO about China? That seems to be the big question now that Meng Wanzhou has gone home and the two Michaels are back on Canadian [Continue]
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