Teachers’ strike — the summer of quiet insanity wears on
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — How quickly we move on. The B.C. Teachers Federation strike that dominated headlines and the public’s thinking such a short time ago has [Continue]
Editorials
How much modern technology is too much when it comes to public’s business?
SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — How much modern technology is too much? We pondered about that in this space awhile back, and City council did the same pondering this week. The [Continue]
Environment minister’s assurances on protection of parks don’t mollify enviros
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The Park Amendment Act passed into law two months ago is not going to open up provincial parks and protected areas to industrial projects, says [Continue]
After all this time, we’re still careless about playing with fire
FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Wildfires are frightening beasts. The really big ones create their own weather systems and cover ground faster than a human being can run. If [Continue]
Runner’s boycott raises issue of sports versus politics
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Long-distance runner Ryan Day has taken an awfully big step in his personal boycott of the upcoming Kamloops Marathon. Day, who won the [Continue]
Council’s Ajax decision a ‘victory’ for consultation process
WEDNESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Ajax opponents were feeling good Tuesday about Kamloops City council’s decision to ask the B.C. Environmental Assessment office to call [Continue]
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