TAXPAYERS FEDERATION – Trump tax cuts could spell trouble for Canada
PRIME MINISTER Pierre Trudeau once remarked that Canada’s relationship with the United States was like sleeping next to an elephant: “No matter how friendly and [Continue]
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PETERS – Creative media discussion positive, but well of ideas drying up
COUNCILLOR ARJUN SINGH weighed in on the state of local media in Kamloops This Week this week, and of course, like everyone, we’re more than happy to hear ideas on how [Continue]
CANNABIS ACT – Most in riding favour legalization but say age is wrong
Cathy McLeod, MP for Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo, today (Jan. 12, 2018) released the results of her riding-wide survey on Bill C-45, The Cannabis Act. Her office received 1,612 [Continue]
PROVINCIAL PULSE – By two to one, B.C. residents support Horgan’s Site C call
Meanwhile, support for proportional representation is dropping By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE January 12, 2018 – A politically risky call that might have threatened the future [Continue]
TIM’S TUSSLE – Just who’s the bully when it comes to minimum wage hikes?
By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies DRAMATICALLY INCREASING minimum wages in the food industry is irresponsible and even reckless. On [Continue]
KINSELLA – Joshua Boyle’s visit with Justin Trudeau has a simple explanation
NOT SO LONG ago, I was in Vancouver at the same time as Jean Chretien. We decided to get together at a spot in Gastown. It was sunny and a truly beautiful day. Looking [Continue]
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