FORSETH – Building stats bring strength of B.C.’s economy into question
IT’S PRETTY WELL KNOWN that if a government – any government – is going to have bad news, or is hopeful something will be missed, it will be delivered late on a [Continue]
Page One
ROTHENBURGER – If you were king or queen of Kamloops, what would you do?
THERE’S ALWAYS SOMETHING BETTER to spend money on than what it’s actually being spent on. Each and every day, somebody is demanding that more money be spent on something [Continue]
PETERS – When we were great
THREE MEMORIAL CUPS IN FOUR YEARS will never be accomplished again. In fact, it was entirely unlikely that it could happen even once. There are 60 teams from across Canada [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Slapping PST on pop may be a tax grab but it’s a good one
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IT ISN’T THE MOST innovative move in the B.C. budget but slapping a tax on soft drinks is one of the most intriguing. Is it a tax grab? [Continue]
GINTA – We need driving laws that protect pedestrians first
A WHILE BACK I read a book that was as poignant as it was scary. It is called A Deadly Wandering: A Tale of Tragedy and Redemption in the Age of Attention, by Matt Richtel. I [Continue]
EDITORIAL – As the winter muck recedes, rainbow crosswalk emerges
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. AN INTERESTING SIGHT is emerging from the winter snow between the Kamloops Museum and St. Andrew’s on the Square. It still has a coat of [Continue]
ArmchairMayor.ca 