KNOX – Quiz to keep young brain cells in working order this summer
NEWS ITEM: Kids get dumber over the summer. Studies show that the “summer slide” — the loss of knowledge during vacation — typically costs students a month’s worth [Continue]
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POLICE – Anti-pipeline protest at provincial park ends after arrest made
An anti-pipeline demonstration at the North Thompson River Provincial Park ended this afternoon (July 14, 2018) after RCMP asked demonstrators to leave. The demonstrators had [Continue]
ELECTORAL CHANGE – Proposed options are neither simple nor straightforward
Referendum may grant more power to B.C. politicians and bureaucrats, at democracy’s expense By Dr. LYDIA MILJAN University of Windsor THIS FALL, BRITISH COLUMBIANS will [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Letter signed by five City councillors raises questions
SEVERAL WORDS COME TO MIND with respect to the open letter signed by five City councillors in support of proportional representation. Courageous. Creative. Strange. Setting [Continue]
PETERS – Organics pickup should be next on the list for City’s recycling
WHEN YOU PUT YOUR City of Kamloops curbside recycling bins out on the street, how much do you think about what happens next to that material? And how much are you stockpiling [Continue]
WILDFIRES – Firefighters reinforce control lines at East Shuswap Road fire
Firefighters will begin operations on the East Shuswap Road wildfire to burn any remaining unburned fuel between the control lines and the wildfire as safe conditions allow, [Continue]
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