ROTHENBURGER – Crackdown against KFS shows science isn’t everything
FOLLOW THE SCIENCE. That’s been the mantra of those in charge of the strategy to defeat COVID-19 and it’s a good one. Too many people don’t get that. They refuse to [Continue]
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MEHTA – Texas electricity failure shows how microgrids offer hope for future
By MICHAEL MEHTA Thompson Rivers University In February, extreme weather events highlighted the fragility of the Texas electrical grid. A deep freeze left millions without [Continue]
PETERS – Pandemic restrictions need to be applied more consistently
YOU HAVE TO FEEL FOR any business or non-profit organization that survives by gathering people together. It has been a year now of business-not-as-usual. Very few [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Animals organize to take back cities
I’M SITTING ON THE BANKS of the North Thompson River, not far from my house in Westsyde. People walk along the river, not far away, but they seldom notice me high on the [Continue]
FIRE – Smoke alarms credited with saving lives in Tournament Inn fire
“If we didn’t have smoke alarms here, none of us would have made it out.” Rob Fletcher lives in the unit right next to last weekend’s structure fire [Continue]
LETTER – Alcohol, it seems, is more important than the arts in B.C.
I have to start this letter by saying that my opinion is 100% biased since I run a local not-for-profit arts organization and only drink alcohol a handful of times per year, [Continue]
