CHARBONNEAU – All I want is a good death. Is that too much to ask?
LIKE MOST CANADIANS, I’d like to die in my home surrounded by friends and family. Canadians consistently indicate that is their preference, about 85 per cent of the [Continue]
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GINTA – COP26 summit, Remembrance Day have something in common
HAVE YOU BEEN FOLLOWING the COP26 climate summit at all? It’s hard not to, and truth be told, it’d be a bit irresponsible to not peek at least a little bit in that [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Two orphaned bear cubs deserve a chance, so cut the red tape
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. POLICY IS OFTEN CITED as a reason for doing things but, like the law, policy can be an ass. There are two orphaned bear cubs in Kamloops [Continue]
BEPPLE – Gathering to remember others strengthens our spirits
THIS REMEMBRANCE DAY, I should be thinking of all the lives lost in years gone by because of wars. Some wars which ended before my birth, some more recent, some that have [Continue]
LETTER – Walsh: Get rid of unethical mass vaccination mandates in B.C.
Dear Min. Dix and Dr. Henry: Nov. 9, 2021 As a three-term Kamloops City Councillor, I am pleased to see that city administrators have shown some common sense and compassion [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – Make room for respectful, rational discussion on COVID
By BRONWEN SCOTT Guest Columnist MR. (DAVID) JOHNSON’S tedious diatribe unfairly chastises Coun. Walsh for things he hasn’t said, and repetitively argues a pointless [Continue]
