CHARBONNEAU – Silence creates doubt over Tk’emlúps gravesites
CHIEF (Kúkpi7) ROSANNE CASIMIR had a lot to say five years ago when potential unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School were discovered. In 2021, [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – AAP is now the go-to method for big-money projects
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE ALTERNATIVE APPROVAL PROCESS continues to gain vitality in and around Kamloops. City council is in the middle of an APP for two [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Two important words to keep in mind about the Red Bridge
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. TWO WORDS you should keep in mind when providing input on what to do about the Red Bridge — mass timber. The Ministry of Transportation [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Most Albertans would vote no to separation process
56% of Albertans say Premier Danielle Smith has handled the issue poorly By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE May 25, 2026 – A long-simmering “what if” has become a reality in [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Taking Henry Leyland’s name off building was the right move
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. RE-NAMING MOUNTAINS, parks and buildings is a tricky business. It’s become popular in this age of correctness but has to be handled [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – A surefire way to make sure emergency alerts are heard
WITH SO MUCH competition for our attention on social media, how do emergency alerts get through? I have a suggestion, below. Kamloopsians in the eastern part of the city [Continue]
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