CHARBONNEAU – Help fentanyl labs make a safer drug
ILLEGAL FENTANYL lab operators don’t intend to kill users. They would prefer to have return customers. The problem, I suspect, is that the fentanyl used is so concentrated [Continue]
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NATIONAL PULSE – As NAFTA talks turn tense, Canadians look across Atlantic
Canadians are tentative about trade with China; more bullish on the EU, UK By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE AS NEGOTIATORS for Canada, the United States, and Mexico revealed this week [Continue]
LETTER – ‘No panhandling’ signs needed on Summit and Columbia median
I recently posted a letter to our current mayor around the city of Kamloops panhandling issue. We currently have a problem at Summit and Columbia. We have people that will be [Continue]
TRAVIS – Sifting through the former government’s credit card charges
THERE’S NOTHING quite like poring through 87,527 credit card charges to the B.C. government’s plastic in 2016/17. Charges that can often be on top of a [Continue]
COLLINS – What were they thinking with some of those intersections?
I OFTEN QUESTION how decisions are made regarding the design of intersections in the city. Especially where they involve properties that are in a difficult spot. It is not [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Photo radar and other questions about auto insurance rates
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. AUTO INSURANCE is going up yet again — about $130 a year including both basic and optional insurance, according to [Continue]
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