BEPPLE – City zoning needs more flexibility for smaller households
ANYONE INTERESTED in housing in Kamloops should consider reading the City of Kamloops’ Housing Needs Assessment report adopted by Kamloops City council at this week’s [Continue]
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GINTA – Second waves, returning to school and social responsibility
SINCE I WROTE the column about masks not being a big deal, hence we should all wear one when in public to protect ourselves and others too, much has happened. BC Transit, BC [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Are Canadians ready for Erin O’Toole’s social conservatism?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. MP CATHY McLEOD is happy these days, and well she should be — her guy is the new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. The [Continue]
EDITORIAL – New fines for party hosts are great but they should go further
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IT TOOK NO TIME AT ALL for the promised crackdown on ne’er do wells who knowingly ignore attendance rules for gatherings during the [Continue]
LETTER – British Columbia needs to give itself a new name and a new flag
Today, it has become a practice, before a public event, to have an indigenous land acknowledgement. Is this mere tokenism, under the guise of Truth and Reconciliation, even [Continue]
KNOX – Half-price Maple Leafs poutine a clue to how much we love hockey
YOU COULDN’T REALLY call the message on the outside the 17 Mile House Pub an advertisement. It’s more of a gleeful taunt: MAPLE LEAFS POUTINE NOW HALF PRICE. What, [Continue]
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