TRAVIS – The mud is flying – it must be civic election time in B.C.
JUDGING BY THE MUD flying, it would seem – splat – local elections are well underway across B.C. If the campaign turns out anything like the opening acts, there’s [Continue]
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OUR PETS AND US – ArmchairMayor.ca launches new Pet Memorials section
I’m pleased to offer a new feature on ArmchairMayor.ca called Pet Memorials. The recent death of our beloved dog Jesse brought many kind condolences and comments, including [Continue]
PETERS – Kavanaugh hearing – In spite of gains of MeToo, it’s still a man’s world
BY DEADLINE, we didn’t yet know whether the testimony of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee would result in Brett Kavanaugh losing [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – How Russia uses social media to stir conflict
RUSSIAN PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin has unleashed an army of trolls and bots. His bad intentions go beyond revenge and interference in U.S. elections. Recently, postings from [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – B.C. residents split three ways on changing voting system
A third are undecided on issue of proportional representation, most worry about minority governments By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE September 28, 2018 – With less than a month [Continue]
HEIGHTON – Nasty post about political foe ignored the three Cs of leadership
By JEREMY HEIGHTON Kamloops North Shore BIA I WAS DISMAYED RECENTLY, when I read a post from a political figure here in town that celebrated a political foe being seriously [Continue]
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