CHARBONNEAU – China should take a lesson from U.S. on propaganda
CHINA COULD LEARN propaganda techniques from the U.S. China’s attempts to control the impression that the world has of China at the Beijing Winter Olympics is clumsy [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – Give symbols of hate what they deserve – the bum’s rush
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. BANNING HATE SYMBOLS is a tricky business. The federal NDP is proposing amendments to the Criminal Code to include the banning of the Nazi [Continue]
EDITORIAL – As mandates begin to ease, a reminder – It ain’t over till it’s over
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THERE’S A LOT OF TALK right now about getting rid of COVID mandates. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has gotten a lot of attention for [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Lorne Street residents deserve a break from train noise
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS that gets asked when residents complain about train whistles is, who was there first? Usually, it was the trains. [Continue]
EDITORIAL – New BC Liberal leader a familiar face to the B.C. Interior
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IT WASN’T A RESOUNDING victory but the BC Liberals have a new leader. On the weekend, Kevin Falcon won on the fifth ballot. It was his [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – The convoy – Don’t believe everything you read or see
EACH AND EVERY DAY, 100,000 airliners land safely. Nobody pays any attention to it. It’s not news. No headlines on the front page, no “breaking news” on TV. How many [Continue]
