CHARBONNEAU – Satellites make good neighbours, and Canada is one
A LOT OF fuss is being made of the Apollo 11 landing of a man on the moon one-half century ago but not so much about Canada’s launch of the Alouette 1 at the same time. [Continue]
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POLICE – Discovery of bodies believed to be suspects doesn’t end investigation
Statement by B.C. RCMP Assistant Commissioner Kevin Hacket today (Aug. 7, 2019) on the discovery in Manitoba of bodies believed to be those of murder suspects Bryer [Continue]
BEPPLE – New name for B.C. Day would be another step toward reconciliation
IN TERMS OF LONG WEEKENDS, this is the best time of year. We’ve just had B.C. Day, and just before that it was Canada Day. Within a month, there’s Labour Day. B.C. Day [Continue]
POLICE – Manhunt likely over as RCMP ‘confident’ bodies are those of suspects
Statement from Manitoba RCMP today (Aug. 7 2019) on the discovery of two bodies believed to be those of fugitives Bryer Schmegelsky and Kam McLeod. Over the last two weeks, [Continue]
GINTA – We have it so good here
THERE’S NO OTHER way to put it. Being away from Kamloops for a few days makes it ring true, yet again. It happens mostly when I am stuck in slow traffic as I approach [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Y needs support, not groundless accusations over cuts
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IF ONLY PEOPLE WOULD think before they speak. Some of the vitriol directed towards the Kamloops Community Y and especially to its executive [Continue]
