Mount Polley Mine tailings-pond breach raises new questions
TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — It didn’t take long after Monday’s news from the Mount Polley Mine for speculation to start about the possible consequences of a [Continue]
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17 drivers talking on cell phones is way too many
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — It was almost a footnote to a meeting of the City’s policing committee — Kamloops Speed Watch volunteers keeping watch on drivers had [Continue]
100 years later, we haven’t forgotten, and never will
SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The B.C. Day long weekend marks, coincidentally, the 100th anniversary of Canada’s entry into the First World War. Many 100th anniversaries [Continue]
New City Hall intersection a major disappointment
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — After four months and $1.8 million, the intersection in front of Kamloops City Hall is a major disappointment. It looks like a coach’s [Continue]
Dr. Terry Sullivan’s leadership will be missed in school district
FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Terry Sullivan would probably have liked the timing of his retirement as superintendent of schools for the Kamloops-Thompson School District to [Continue]
First Nations finance law a step forward
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — A new era of accountability for Canada’s First Nations politicians began this week, albeit grudgingly, with implementation of the First [Continue]
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