PRIVACY – Antiquated privacy laws fail to protect Canadians
Government must update legislation in a way that addresses today’s technology and prepares for future changes. And political parties can’t be exempt By Sen. ART [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – 4th Avenue experiment has some tough questions to answer
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. I MAY AS WELL get my two cents in on pedestrian malls. I don’t want to be a wet blanket on taking vehicles off parts of Fourth Avenue and [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Playing chicken with water bombers is a game for fools
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? “Stupid” is an over-used word these days but playing chicken with firefighting aircraft fits the definition. [Continue]
SUZUKI – Vancouver’s ban on single-use plastics a step in the right direction
PEOPLE IN CANADA discard about 57 million plastic drinking straws every day. In my hometown of Vancouver, we toss out 2.6 million disposable cups every week. It’s a global [Continue]
BEPPLE – Kamloops loves Twitter, but not for electoral reform
I’VE HAD A TWITTER ACCOUNT since 2011. I started using it even more heavily in 2014 when the Kamloops Daily News shut down. I follow politicians and news sources. [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Some things we’ll be hearing from candidates in election
A QUESTION I’m often asked these days is whether or not I’m again running for mayor or perhaps City councillor. Well, if last year’s by-election taught me anything, [Continue]
