CHARBONNEAU – Anonymity is not enough for security on apps
YOU CAN SET your privacy settings on apps so that personal data is not shared. But even anonymous data can threaten security. Take the case of the fitness tracking app [Continue]
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NORTH SHORE BIA – Lots can be done about social issues on the street
By JEREMY HEIGHTON Executive Director, NSBIA PLEASE INDULGE me in a bit of an opinion piece this week. I’ve spent some time talking with many members of the BIA and [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Adding clarity to property tax bills is never a bad thing
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. EVER GET YOUR annual property tax bill and wonder what it says? Some tax bills contain almost nothing in the way of a [Continue]
FLOOD WATCH – Part of Rivers Trail, pier at Riverside Park closed
The Rivers Trail between Riverside Park and Pioneer Park was closed today (Wednesday, May 16, 2018) and City crews will close the Riverside Park pier tomorrow due to high [Continue]
EDITORIAL – City deal with Blazers on Sandman Centre is good all around
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE KAMLOOPS BLAZERS haven’t been a very good hockey team for quite awhile but there’s no question they’ve been great [Continue]
SUZUKI – Controversy over degree sparks necessary environmental debate
SHORTLY AFTER completing my PhD in the U.S., I taught in the University of Alberta’s genetics department. It’s also where I started my broadcasting career. I’m honoured [Continue]
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