SHELTER FOR ALL – Addressing homelessness in Kamloops
By PETER TSIGARIS Thompson Rivers University Prelude: This editorial is part of a book series I co-authored with my senior undergraduate students, titled In the Shadow of the [Continue]
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ROTHENBURGER – How TNRD directors set up their pay raise to avoid a ‘cheese grater’
WHEN REGIONAL DIRECTORS gave themselves a small raise for the coming year, it was done through a motion that received no debate and a quick vote. That was in February. When [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Canadians are ready to play hardball for the long haul
Even in the case of a recession, few say Canada should concede to American demands By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE April 4, 2025 – It was the prop chart seen around the world. U.S. [Continue]
ARMCHAIR ARCHIVES – Remembering the beetle that tried to eat Kamloops
In this same month, in the year 2007, Kamloops and other B.C. communities were contending with the ravages of a hungry little beetle — the mountain pine beetle to be exact [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Think we’re in the clear with Trump’s tariffs? Think again
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. JUST IN CASE you were thinking we’re in the clear, think again. Donald Trump is not our friend. Sure, he’s talking more respectfully of [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Irony defined: BCSC uses AI to warn of AI
THE BC SECURITIES COMMISSION thought they were being clever by using AI which exploits musicians and writers to warn of AI which exploits potential investors. The BCSC used [Continue]
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