BEING MAYOR – Life at City Hall, Chapter 10: Dressing the Part
This is Chapter 10 in a series of articles about my years as the mayor of Kamloops between 1999 and 2005. It’s intended for anyone who has an interest in how civic [Continue]
Politics
EDITORIAL – Minimum turnout should be set for ‘prop rep’ referendum
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. AS LONG AS we’re going to be subjected to the proportional representation version of the old Ground Hog Day movie, we’d [Continue]
LETTER – Prop rep referendum offers historic opportunity to get rid of FPTP
Well, the ink has barely dried on the proposed legislation for next year’s referendum on proportional representation, and the fear-mongering has already begun. Todd [Continue]
COLLINS – Thanks for many things, including our leaders
THIS THANKSGIVING weekend, I am thankful for much. I have been blessed with many good things. Good friends, a great family, great parents, and a pretty good life. It has not [Continue]
BY-ELECTION – Poll-by-poll results show where candidates did well, or not
Poll-by-poll by-election results released by the City of Kamloops confirm that mayor-elect Ken Christian prevailed at every polling station, but the picture is somewhat [Continue]
PETERS – Todd Stone’s path to Liberal leadership might have a few bumps
TODD STONE will reveal the worst-kept secret in BC politics next Tuesday. He’s banking that everyone remembers the last person to cannonball into the swimming pool, not [Continue]
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