EDITORIAL – Whither goes Kamloops with Opposition reps in Victoria?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IT’S ALL OVER but the final counting. It will be a couple of weeks until the mail-in ballots are counted but it won’t matter much. [Continue]
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KINSELLA – Do voters just tune out Donald Trump’s many sins?
FORGET IT. Two years ago, in a limitless and sunny August when a global pandemic seemed like an impossibility, my daughter and I knocked on doors for the Democrats in [Continue]
ENTERTAINMENT – Kamloops artist re-invents his music – rap to industrial
By MEL ROTHENBURGER ArmchairMayor.ca Daz tha Punk has left the building. Let’s put our hands together for Darrell Sharp, industrial musician. Sharp, of course, is the [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Protests and arrests were played out in a familiar script
THE DRAMA THAT PLAYED OUT at Trans Mountain work sites in Kamloops the past week and a half could have been written in advance. Same plot, same story line, same pictures as [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – One-time handout to the homeless reduces social costs
IT MAY SEEM counterintuitive to give cash to homeless people. Didn’t their poor money skills get them on the street in the first place? The University of British Columbia [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Deadline rule for mail-in ballots needs to be changed
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WITH TWO DAYS TO GO to election day in B.C., some 700,000 British Columbians have asked for mail-in ballots. Elections BC has been slow [Continue]
