Candidate bloggers – the good, the bad, the absent
If it’s true that you can tell the character of a person by his political blog (and who says it’s true), I’m not sure what to take from what’s going on in blogland in [Continue]
Politics
Should Peter Sharp seek a judicial recount?
Peter Sharp was surprisingly serene after his near-miss in the Kamloops civic election Saturday night. He lost out for the eighth and final spot on City council to incumbent [Continue]
Mel’s foolish civic election predictions
Yesterday was election day. As I write this, it’s actually last Friday. I’m about to demonstrate why I should never try to predict the outcome of elections. Below [Continue]
Read it and weep, but not until Sunday
I love elections. I love the forums, I love debates, I love trying to figure it all out. And I love guessing who’s going to win. I don’t have a great track record [Continue]
Media forum helped best candidates stand out
Having been involved in election forums for the past few decades, I’ve learned there is no format that is going to please everyone. However (and I’m admittedly [Continue]
Proposal for task force on economy hits a nerve
I have no wish to get into a feud with Peter Milobar and Terry Lake, but some of their comments in a pair of letters to the editor in today’s Daily News require a [Continue]
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