Editorial — Remembering 2004 tsunami, and how Kamloops helped
EDITORIAL — Ten years ago tomorrow, one of the most horrific natural disasters in history shattered the lives of thousands of people. On Boxing Day in 2004, a tsunami [Continue]
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Free transit ‘pie in the sky’ or are benefits worth the increase in taxes?
EDITORIAL — On the face of it, free public transit seems like such a good idea. Increase the number of bus riders, thereby cutting greenhouse gases, making the city [Continue]
Editorial — A better reason for putting off the parking-rate increase
EDITORIAL — Kamloops City council’s decision this week to put off an increase in downtown parking fees is a bit of a puzzler. Granted, nobody’s going to [Continue]
Editorial — Nothing is ever routine about policing
EDITORIAL — Wednesday’s shooting of Kamloops RCMP Cpl. Jean Rene Michaud during a traffic stop is a reminder of how dangerous a job policing our community can be. The [Continue]
Editorial — Don’t be too quick to cut back on City budget sessions
EDITORIAL — The incoming Kamloops City council shouldn’t get all knee-jerky about the cost of public-consultation meetings on the budget and jump onto a cutback [Continue]
No, Kamloops Vote 50 was not a failure
EDITORIAL — Nobody seriously expected the voter turnout in Kamloops to reach the 50-per-cent target set by a non-partisan grassroots group of citizens who put heart and [Continue]
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