GINTA – When salmon are affected, we all are
SHORTLY AFTER we moved to Kamloops in August of 2012 we were told of a not-to-miss event unfolding every fall in the Adams river: the annual salmon run, peaking every four [Continue]
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McQUARRIE – Dog days of summer ahead of civic election frenzy
The August heat has settled in and temperatures in the high 30’s are the norm for the next several weeks. Summer vacations are still happening but you can already see a [Continue]
BUS TRAVEL – In Greyhound’s wake, government should stay off the bus
When governments run transportation services, more tax dollars make trips than people. Let private business fill the gap By LEE HARDING Research fellow Frontier Centre for [Continue]
KNOX – Deer in city a sign of wildlife embracing urban pleasures
I DROVE UP TO my supposedly empty house, only to find the front door wide open. Burglar? No, I should be so lucky. I sighed. “What are you doing here, Buck?” Slumped in a [Continue]
PETERS – Summer is the perfect time for a technology detox
SUMMER’S NOT OVER YET. At least this summer got off the ground, unlike last year, when the B.C. Interior was shrouded in smoke and thousands lived in fear that their [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – New Hydro levy one more thing to raise our blood pressure
And why must cats walk in front of us, and why can’t stores put dates on receipts where can see them? OUR FIRST HYDRO bills with the new tax have arrived. The Customer [Continue]
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