COVID-19 – Current pandemic stirs memories of the Y2K scare
By LEE HARDING Research fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO, the world panicked over an invisible, media-hyped enemy. That enemy was Y2K, a [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – Save taxpayers millions, put MPs’ ’10 percenters’ online
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE LATEST EDITION of the 10 percenter newsletter arrived in my mailbox the other day. It includes a message from Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo [Continue]
SUZUKI – Rethinking roads can drive down the decline of species
WITH ROADS CLOSED and vehicle traffic down during the pandemic, some animals are getting a better shot at survival. Roads are a main driver of wildlife decline in Canada, [Continue]
LETTER – Thoughts on the cow/calf moose hunt from a hunter
Re: ‘NDP’s plan to kill more moose cows, calves must be reversed’ As a hunter, a few points I would like to address: 1) once the cow/calf draws are [Continue]
GINTA – Let’s stop being bystanders to domestic abuse
I WAS PLANNING TO MAKE THIS COLUMN about the often-forgotten pandemic which is the logging of B.C.’s old-growth forests but on Saturday morning I came across a story that [Continue]
BEPPLE – Do we pick the gun or the butter knife for frontline policing?
HAVING THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT makes all the difference. You don’t take a butter knife to a gun fight. And you shouldn’t take a gun, when a butter knife will do. In the [Continue]
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