ENVIRONMENT – Electric autos well-intended but pose other problems
By JOSEPH QUESNEL Research Associate Frontier Centre for Public Policy IN THE PUSH to normalize electric vehicles, many forget it’s not the end of the road as far as [Continue]
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GINTA – Do we need to redefine what teenagers really are?
WHEN I WAS 12 or so, I became aware that some elderly people around me, relatives or not, had been married or were forced by various life circumstances to become an [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Affordable housing plan signals new attitude of co-operation
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. A NEW PLAN for affordable housing in Kamloops is impressive in its scope, but also notable for something else — buy-in [Continue]
KNOX – Not many smokers left to complain about ban by B.C. ferries
AS OF MONDAY, you may not smoke anywhere on a B.C. Ferries vessel or at its terminals. No smoking tobacco, no smoking e-cigarettes, no smoking dope (yes, the ban includes [Continue]
COLLINS – Are all the snow-clearing complaints really justified?
REASONABLE ARGUMENT and genuine discussion is important to get a complete picture of any controversy. But I am totally disappointed with the tone of the vast number of [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – How 107 downtown employees scored $55,000 parking stalls
Meanwhile, our very own ‘backbench cheerleader” squares off with BC Green party leader Andrew Weaver on ‘bringing down the government’ ITEM: City of [Continue]
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