BEPPLE – B.C. government needs to assure access to trails and lakes
THIS MONTH’S B.C. Supreme Court decision that the public cannot access some Merritt area public lakes that are accessed through private land has far reaching impacts [Continue]
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GINTA – Collective thoughtfulness ensures our community well-being
A CURIOUS THING HAPPENS every time a long weekend or school break comes about: the fleet of neighbourhood cars changes. Some of the usual vehicles are gone, and there are new [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – No friendship with China until the Michaels are set free
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE March 16, 2021 – Amid news from Chinese state-affiliated media that the trials of detained Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor will begin [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Health care by telephone likely to stay after pandemic is over
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IF YOU’VE HAD TO TALK to your family doctor or nurse practitioner in the past year, chances are you’ve been doing it by phone [Continue]
KNOX – Spring forward, fall back and crawl under the bed until 2022
TO BE FAIR, Premier John Horgan never actually promised we would scrap the time change by now. No, in 2019 when B.C. passed legislation to do away with the twice-a-year clock [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Two-block rule of thumb on parking calls for change to PAC plans
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. TWO BLOCKS. Those might be the two most important words that came out of a pair of City of Kamloops online information sessions on parking [Continue]
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