EDITORIAL — Anonymity hurts cause of anti-Ajaxers
EDITORIAL — The reluctance of business owners who oppose Ajax to let themselves be known to the public is unfortunate. It may be that the Kamloops Area Preservation [Continue]
Editorials
EDITORIAL — Now, the public debate on Ajax can finally begin
EDITORIAL — We’re making progress, of sorts. Finally, we can get rid of the notion that we must wait for the “science” on Ajax, i.e. the studies that will be part of [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Ajax isn’t a conversation, it’s an argument
EDITORIAL — KGHM is trying to have conversations again. In a letter to City council this week, the company said it will produce “plain language” summaries of [Continue]
EDITORIAL — Deer are on accident waiting to happen
EDITORIAL — A deer was killed Wednesday in a collision with a vehicle. That isn’t unusual in Kamloops. What was different about this one was that it turned into a [Continue]
EDITORIAL — What’s it gonna be on the Coquihalla?
EDITORIAL — Things are getting confusing on the Coquihalla. Last July, Transportation Minister Todd Stone announced that the speed limit was going up from 110 km/hr to 120 [Continue]
EDITORIAL — Isn’t government about customer service?
EDITORIAL — Referring to citizens as “customers” is, apparently, a no-no. At this week’s council meeting, Coun. Donovan Cavers noted that parks director [Continue]
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