EDITORIAL – Messed up riding boundaries guarantee confusion
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE NOMINATION DEADLINE has passed and the slates are set for the April 28 federal election. In Kamloops, the choices are scant. In the new [Continue]
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ELECTION 25 – ‘Cheat sheet’ to test candidates on federal issues
Transition Kamloops will launch what it calls a Candidate Cheat Sheet ahead of the upcoming federal election. The lobby group said today (April 9, 2025) the guide will [Continue]
JOHNSON – The Honour Walk – a moment of grief and hope
Reader Beware – this story may be triggering to some. Please take care. THIS IS A STORY about a family that experienced an extreme situation; a family death in the ICU [Continue]
SUZUKI – Pipeline giant’s lawsuit against Greenpeace an attack on freedoms
GREENPEACE was founded in my hometown of Vancouver in 1971. It has since become an international force, campaigning and advocating for environmental sanity on issues ranging [Continue]
COFFEE WITH THE MAYOR – ‘Keep budget increase to 2%, and cut councillors’ and managers’ pay’
A conversation with Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson as Kamloops City council ponders the annual budget and tax rate increase for residents, which is now expected to be just over [Continue]
VALUING OUR WILDLIFE – Why your voice matters for the BC Wildlife Park’s educational future
By SYLVIE LLOYD & PETER TSIGARIS Thompson Rivers University AS RESIDENTS OF KAMLOOPS, we are fortunate to have a place like the BC Wildlife Park right here in our [Continue]
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