EDITORIAL – Too many names on the ballot is bad for democracy
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IT’S USUALLY a good thing when a lot of candidates run in an election. But not always. At my count, almost 200 wanna-be politicians have [Continue]
By-election
EDITORIAL – Byelection results say very little about state of B.C. politics
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. LET’S TAKE A BREAK from the usual petty, sourpuss politics at City Hall — which carried on unabated yesterday — and take a look at the [Continue]
BY-ELECTION – Poll-by-poll results show where candidates did well, or not
Poll-by-poll by-election results released by the City of Kamloops confirm that mayor-elect Ken Christian prevailed at every polling station, but the picture is somewhat [Continue]
BY-ELECTION – Leslie Lax: Are core services reviews a cure or a curse?
Candidates in the Sept. 30 Kamloops civic by-election are invited to make submissions to ArmchairMayor.ca on their platforms, biographical information, contact information or [Continue]
BY-ELECTION – Stu Holland: ‘Bringing a blue-collar approach to City Hall’
Candidates in the Sept. 30 Kamloops civic by-election are invited to make submissions to ArmchairMayor.ca on their platforms, biographical information, contact information or [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Answer to the question, ‘Do politicians have feelings?’
TWENTY-SEVEN residents of Kamloops are heading for a whole lot of hurt. For 24 of them, it will hit them hard on Saturday night, Sept. 30. That’s when they’ll receive [Continue]
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