Kamloops’ record as bellwether riding remains unblemished
“Unbelievable,” June Phillips said as we passed in the throng at Tuesday night’s Stone-Lake celebration in Hotel 540. Surely, I said, the woman who ran [Continue]
Politics
Voting in today’s election wasn’t as much fun as it should be
It’s not easy being a voter. It’s even harder when there’s no obvious choice, no leader who instills confidence, no single candidate who makes you think [Continue]
Why aren’t candidates required to live in ridings they want to represent?
As I ponder my choices (yes, I’m still one of those undecideds, even the day before the election) from among candidates who don’t live in my riding, I wonder why [Continue]
New reasons why City councillors need more money
Just when you think you’ve heard every reason possible from politicians why they should give themselves a raise, they come up with some new material. Yesterday’s [Continue]
Reality check on election statement about Aboriginal Cogeneration Corp.
UPDATE: There’s been some back and forth on this blog during the past couple of hours that deserves to be reported. Terry Lake responded by tweeting that he “did [Continue]
The winners and the highlights at the Kamloops election forum
Well, I told you there would be no knock-out punches at tonight’s KDN-CBC-sponsored election forum, but it was a whole lot of fun and even somewhat informative. Though [Continue]
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