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EDITORIAL – Public might have to be more involved in collecting sharps

June 26, 2018 // 8 Comments

An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. BY ALL ACCOUNTS, things are getting worse instead of better in the fight to clean up dirty needles in Kamloops. While back allies are a [Continue]

GINTA – The Kamloops Farmers’ Market – 40 years of flavours and goodness

June 25, 2018 // 0 Comments

ON THURSDAY, I was sure my column was to focus on the increased frequency of road accidents, some of which are likely due to distracted driving. A cyclist critically injured [Continue]

HISTORY – The dreadful history of children in concentration camps

June 25, 2018 // 1 Comment

Child survivors of Auschwitz are seen in this 1945 photograph. (Creative Commons) By WILSON T. BELL Thompson Rivers University CHILDREN AND FAMILY have been central [Continue]

INDIGENOUS RIGHTS – First Nations must accept their rights aren’t absolute

June 25, 2018 // 13 Comments

Public policy discourse needs to move away from where Indigenous issues are paramount to where they’re one set among many By JOSEPH QUESNEL Research Associate Frontier [Continue]

EDITORIAL: Who’s in charge at City Hall: council or staff?

June 25, 2018 // 2 Comments

An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IT’S A QUESTION often asked by taxpayers but not nearly often enough by politicians — who’s in charge, the people we elect or the [Continue]

PIPELINE – Steel workers could lose their jobs if Trans Mountain project fails

June 24, 2018 // 5 Comments

B.C. still exports coal because to do otherwise would be to kill jobs in the province. The contrast with its pipeline stance is startling By JAMES ARMSTRONG Research [Continue]