EDITORIAL – The Kamloops councillor who has come in from the cold
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. AS INVESTIGATION CONTINUES into Coun. Bill Sarai’s secret recording of a contentious meeting with Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson, and his [Continue]
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INVESTING IN CULTURE – The Case for Kamloops’ Performing Arts Centre
By DR. 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 [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – How curling was ruined by trying to make it better
CURLING USED TO BE a great sport. Things went wrong along the way. I confess, I love watching curling. I watched as much of the World Women’s Curling Championship as I [Continue]
ARMCHAIR ARCHIVES – Civic parties have a history of failure in Kamloops
Spring is here and so are thoughts of civic political parties — Kamloops Citizens United is pondering entry into the civic election scene. In the spring of 1986, thoughts [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Two Solitudes redefined: Quebec draws closer, the right drifts apart
PRESIDENT TRUMP has managed to unify Canadians more than any other U.S. president. For the first time since the Conquest of New France in 1759, the wall of ice between the [Continue]
FORSETH – Isn’t ICBC supposed to be hands off from govt interference?
TODAY, IN A MEDIA RELEASE, ICBC announced … $110 rebates now on their way to customers ICBC has started delivering 3.7 million rebates of $110 to eligible customers. [Continue]
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