AS I TOUR Kamloops business districts open to quantum-civic engagement (or trouble) knowing I am in lust of mindy (new word) connectivity, a gentle tension masses. I [Continue]
ONE HUNDRED and 30 years ago, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West took London by storm. Opening to the general public on May 9, 1887, the show played to massive audiences during its [Continue]
JOHN HORGAN once spilled a beer on my sister at a Shamrocks game. Or maybe it was one of the guys he was with. We were down in the seats and they were standing along the rail [Continue]
CITY COUNCILS come in cycles, and Kamloops is about to start a new one. Those cycles consist of long stretches of stability followed by dramatic change. The current stability [Continue]
THE PROTESTERS got their message out and all it cost them were a few bloody noses. The protest took place outside the Turkish embassy in Washington, D.C., on May 17. The [Continue]
With this week’s deal between Andrew Weaver’s caucus and the BC NDP, the Green Party has exchanged its commitment to principle for pragmatism, something Greens [Continue]