EDITORIAL – Dress-code controversy a pain in the gluteal fold
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. I LEARNED something new this past week. You and I have a gluteal fold. Two, actually. As best I can tell — and I’ve [Continue]
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WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN – Join the Cappies for a picnic in the park
TIRED OF the same old lunch routine? Sitting at your desk, dreaming about the warm breeze of summer gusting through your hair, soaking up the rays, kicking back and taking a [Continue]
HISTORY – Statues tell stories that people need to hear
By GERRY BOWLER Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy FRANTIC OFFICIALS in the American south are joining with the Taliban and Islamic State as the latest group to [Continue]
POLITICS – Feuding ideologies the second American civil war?
By JONI AVRAM VARIOUS COMMENTATORS have concluded that America is in the throes of its second civil war. Dennis Prager, a conservative radio host, has concluded that the [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Mayoral by-election looks like a zero-sum game so far
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WHEN VOTERS elect a mayor, how much of what he or she says can they expect to come about? How valid, in other words, are [Continue]
BEING MAYOR – Life at City Hall, Chapter 5
By MEL ROTHENBURGER This is the fifth in a series on my experiences as the mayor of Kamloops from 1999 to 2005. I offer it for the interest of anyone who cares about civic [Continue]
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