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]
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Editorial — Public discussion of depression helpful but…
WEDNESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Every time a celebrity dies, it seems, the media want to find a broader message than the death itself. In the case of Robin Williams, the [Continue]
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]
Here’s to all those who fought the storm and won
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Well, maybe the headline’s a bit dramatic, but it was quite the day Wednesday, and the bad weather might not be over yet. Let us hope, [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]
Pros and cons to appointing Liberals to boards of universities
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Should the boards of governors of B.C.’s universities be filled with Liberal party faithful? B.C. Conservative leader Dan Brooks, whose [Continue]
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