ELECTORAL CHANGE – Prop rep system breeds unstable governments
B.C.’s electoral reform referendum could lead to more shaky coalitions and less effective government By LYDIA MILJAN University of Windsor SOME SEE THE UPCOMING B.C. [Continue]
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FORSETH – It’s logical: keep organic waste out of landfills, extend their life
TODAY, AN EXCITING POST filled with intrigue, suspense, ethics, chaos and more!!! No … actually it’s about GARBAGE. I know, NOT exciting at all, however a topic with is [Continue]
THE CONVERSATION – Ford’s fight with Toronto shows vulnerability of cities
By JEFFREY B. MEYERS Thompson Rivers University THE PING PONG LEGAL BATTLE between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and the City of Toronto — all of it playing out amid a [Continue]
ARMCHAIR ARCHIVES – History shows Kamloops voters don’t like big changes
The following excerpt is from a column published Nov. 15, 2008 in The Kamloops Daily News. Ten years later, the situation now isn’t an exact comparison to what it was [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Charged up about electric vehicles, but price an issue
More than half say governments should do more to incentivize the public to purchase electric vehicles By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE Sept. 20, 2018 – As the Ontario provincial [Continue]
WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN – State of the Downtown at a glance
WE OFTEN TALK ABOUT patrolling and the statistics collected on our everyday adventures – but patrolling is only one part of the many fragments that make up the CAP Team job [Continue]
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