NSBIA – The Trans Mountain decision and what it means for business
From the Kamloops North Shore Business Improvement Association newsletter of Sept. 5, 2018: THE POLITICAL POSTURING and hype has died down and now the reality of last [Continue]
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ARMCHAIR ARCHIVES – 10 years ago, the Coquihalla cash cow was put to pasture
Hard to believe it’s been 10 years since tolls were taken off the Coquihalla. Here’s what I wrote about it on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008 in the Kamloops Daily News [Continue]
TNRD – A modest suggestion for cutting the size of regional district boards
By MEL ROTHENBURGER Director, Electoral Area P, TNRD WHEN ONTARIO Premier Doug Ford announced his intention to unilaterally cut the number of Toronto City councillors from 47 [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – One power grid solves the green energy problem
SOLAR AND WIND energy suffer from a storage problem. They produce in abundance, often too much, when the wind blows and the sun shines. Storage of that abundance is one [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Vast majority want Sir John A. to stay in public view
Most say Canada spends too much time apologizing for residential schools and should move on By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE September 6, 2018 – As a long summer of discussion over [Continue]
BEPPLE – Deck chairs are likely to shuffle in City council election
WELL THE RACE IS ON for the Oct. 20 civic elections across B.C. Tuesday was the first day those wanting to run could file their papers. Locally, from Sept. 4 until Sept. [Continue]
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