KNOX – On B.C. Ferries, Wi-Fi and water just don’t mix
ONE OF B.C. FERRIES’ newest vessels broke down the other day, and passengers were OK with that. Delays? Just part of living on an island. Chill. So how come the same [Continue]
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LETTER – We support the performing arts centre but our voices are not heard
A true Performing Arts Centre [PAC] for Kamloops and area is not just a great idea, it’s what I consider to be an essential part of the public infrastructure Kamloops must [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Say a prayer for our politicians, as long as it’s the right kind
WHEN THE B.C. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY resumes sitting Monday morning, one of its members will recite a prayer, as usual. Some people don’t like those prayers. They don’t [Continue]
ST. ANDREW’S – Council rejects reconsidering takeover in 7-2 vote
An attempt to reconsider the City’s takeover of management of St. Andrew’s on the Square was defeated by a 7-2 vote at a closed-door meeting, in-camera council minutes [Continue]
PETERS – Trudeau’s new cabinet is bloated and confusing
JUSTIN TRUDEAU’S NEW CABINET, named this week, is a head-scratcher. Forming a cabinet in Canada is becoming less and less about matching the most talented people with jobs [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Five nations, one Arctic and some hot rhetoric
CANADA, THE U.S., RUSSIA, DENMARK AND NORWAY lay claim to parts of the Arctic. It’s not a trivial matter; 30 per cent of the world’s gas reserves, 13 per cent of oil [Continue]
