Editorial — Voters need chance to hear school board candidates
TUESDAY EDITORIAL — In the midst of civic elections, one form of government seems to take a back seat in the public’s attention despite the importance of its work and [Continue]
Editorials
Editorial — Trying to define what’s in the ‘public interest’
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — An email arrived in the inbox today issuing an alarm about a B.C. government white paper on proposed changes to the Societies Act. It’s [Continue]
Editorial — Pause to think, talk about what we’re thankful for
SUNDAY EDITORIAL — When some families sit down at Thanksgiving dinner, they go through a tradition — each family member at the table must name something for which [Continue]
Editorial — We must value the uniqueness of seniors
A guest editorial by B.C. Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie. Ageism can take many forms, however like any discrimination it has, at its core, a desire to stereotype an entire [Continue]
Editorial — Vote 50’s job got a little tougher this week
FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The Kamloops Vote 50 committee has had a good week and a not-so-good week. The not-so-good part has nothing to do with anything this very [Continue]
Editorial — Add bigger fines to penalties for distracted driving
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Boosting the penalties for distracted driving is a good idea. B.C. Justice Minister Suzanne Anton said Wednesday that penalty points for [Continue]
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