NATIONAL PULSE – Even split over fairness of Summer Jobs attestation
Pro-choice versus pro-life viewpoints heavily influence opinion on contentious issue By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE May 15, 2018 – Canadians are acutely divided over the [Continue]
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THE ROYALS – Why it matters that the wedding falls on Victoria Day weekend
Despite the strong American influence, Canada still resembles the U.K. more than any other Commonwealth country By JANE HARRIS BY CHOOSING to have their wedding on May 19, [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Not much food for thought in MLA Milobar’s brown-bag bill
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. NOTHING REPRESENTS the entitlement of politicians more clearly and simply than a free lunch. Taxpayers picture their [Continue]
IN THE LEDGE – Stone: ‘The simple reality is that there’s only one taxpayer’
Excerpts from an exchange between Kamloops-South Thompson Liberal MLA Todd Stone and Powell River-Sunshine Coast NDP MLA Nicholas Simons in the Legislature on Monday, May 14, [Continue]
TRU – Birds, barnacles and the HMS Beagle: Dickinson channels Darwin
By MICHELE YOUNG Thompson Rivers University To say that TRU Dean of Science Tom Dickinson is a fan of Charles Darwin is like saying the world is a little bit round. Complete [Continue]
GINTA – Taking care of the park so many of us love is worth it
LAST WEDNESDAY, rain made Peterson Creek burst with the freshest green I’ve seen in a long time. At just past 8am, there were no other people. Just rain-bejewelled leaves, [Continue]
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