PETERS – Some grace is in order for Carson Hadwin
IT HAS BEEN BOTH SAD AND FASCINATING to see people contort themselves into different pretzels, trying to find the most cynical angle to this week’s story of a boy getting [Continue]
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FORSETH – New $1 million tourism fund won’t do what government claims
RURAL COMMUNITIES affected by mill closures throughout British Columbia will benefit from $1 million in funding to develop tourism opportunities, creating new jobs for people [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Why capitalists should support the European Union
LIKE MOST CANADIANS, I favour the European Union and have a negative opinion of Brexit. According to a poll by Carleton University, 75 percent of Canadians have positive or [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Keeping our heads is easier said than done on new coronavirus
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. I SAW A SIGN in a local drug store this week that made me realize no matter how much authorities reassure us, the coronavirus scare is [Continue]
IN THE HOUSE – Experience is key to public’s confidence in parole board
Excerpts from a speech by Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP Cathy McLeod in the House of Commons on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020. IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT for the public to have [Continue]
SIDOW – Students entering a new world with B.C. curriculum changes
By ALISON SIDOW Superintendent, School District 73 WE ARE ROLLING OU the final phase of the new B.C. Curriculum, and powerful examples of quality teaching and learning were [Continue]
