WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN – A step into Riverside Park’s history
HOW MANY WAYS can a community use a single space? That question is often tossed around in CAP Team discussions. As the eyes and ears of Downtown Kamloops, we see early [Continue]
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SUZUKI – Growing market for SUVs and trucks nullifies car fuel efficiency gains
WHEN THE U.S. Environmental Protection Agency increased safety and environmental standards for cars in the 1970s, automakers responded. Although they had to adhere to the new [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Protest the pipeline expansion, sure, but do it legally
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WHERE ARE ALL the responsible politicians in these Trans Mountain pipeline protests? The ones who obey the law? Sure, [Continue]
KNOX – Luggie is back on the beat, standing up for mascots everywhere
LUGGIE IS BACK and I am glad. Unreasonably so. From 1996 through 2003, the carpet-clad Lug-A-Rug mascot was an everyday sight in Victoria, dancing and waving to passing [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Thoughts and prayers don’t deserve the bad rap
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS have been getting a bad rap lately. Commentators are trashing them as over-used, empty and meaningless. They’re referring to the sympathies offered by [Continue]
PETERS – Are self-driving cars a form of harm reduction?
UBER HAS SUSPENDED its testing of self-driving vehicles after a vehicle on self-driving mode hit and killed a pedestrian in Arizona this week. Small picture, it’s of [Continue]
