ROTHENBURGER — We are fleeting specks of awareness, full of worry
THAT SONG, the one that said, “Don’t worry, be happy,” was a joke, right? Sometimes I worry that I worry too much. Other times I worry that I don’t worry enough. Or [Continue]
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ROTHENBURGER – The Chilcotin War and the rewriting of Canada’s history
THE JUSTIN TRUDEAU government, assisted by all opposition parties, this week completed a masterful rewriting of history. The prime minister joined with speakers for the [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Thoughts and prayers don’t deserve the bad rap
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS have been getting a bad rap lately. Commentators are trashing them as over-used, empty and meaningless. They’re referring to the sympathies offered by [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Will newest, grandest public art project get two thumbs up from the masses?
GOOD ON the City for its newest public art project. I’m a huge fan of public art. This week, councillors were shown plans for putting lipstick on the Lansdowne Street [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Getting people from A to B keeps getting harder and harder
IN AN AGE when we can send huge amounts of information to the other side of the world in the blink of an eye, here in the Interior of B.C. we have trouble moving people from [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Would the 2010 railway-tie hysteria be different now?
BACK IN 2010, a man named Kim Sigurdson was the most unpopular man in Kamloops. Sigurdson had the temerity to propose a solution to a major environmental problem — the [Continue]
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