PETERS – Journalists are increasingly in the crosshairs
WE HAVE a saying in the journalistic profession: “If you’re not making someone mad, you’re not doing your job.” This maxim is, in fact, why many [Continue]
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HEALTH – Families are key members of patients’ hospital care teams
By DONNA THOMSON Caring Connections FAMILY CARE is a key part of hospital care, so let’s start talking about it that way. When a loved one is admitted to hospital, family [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Theft of commemorative plaques calls for special justice
An Armchair Mayor editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THERE REALLY ought to be a special place in hell for the contemptible lowlifes who have been stealing plaques from community [Continue]
POLICE ROUNDUP – Man in custody after fight in Tranquille Road bar
A 24-year-old Kamloops man is in custody after assaulting another man in a bar. On Wednesday (May 24, 2017) night, Kamloops RCMP received a report of a fight between two [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Canadians want federal government to deliver on protecting door-to-door mail service
Most Canadians like the idea of changing mail delivery from 5 to 3 days a week The latest from the Angus Reid Institute, released today, May 25, 2017: With a decision on the [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Cheery outlook for minority government will soon fade
An Armchair Mayor editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WE OFFICIALLY have a minority government in British Columbia for the first time since Social Credit came to power in 1952. [Continue]
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