JOHNSON – This Boomer says goodbye to Facebook
SO, I’VE BEEN a Facebook user since about 2007. My kids (and recently a grandkid) have been saying, “Hey Boomer, no one uses Facebook, get with the times.” First [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Facebook’s refusal to pause its war on Canada during wildfires is callous
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. A FORMER CONSERVATIVE POLITICIAN responded to a comment I made on Facebook a few days ago. In posting about a column I’d written, I said [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Shutting down City’s Facebook comments is the wrong move
HERE WE GO AGAIN with Internet incivility. This time, the City of Kamloops has banned commenters from its Facebook page. I think it’s the wrong move, but let’s look at [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Better controls are needed to fight the online bullies
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THERE’S SIMPLY TOO MUCH online bullying. Online forums can generate useful debate, and that’s important in a democracy. Sadly, it’s [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Journalists still the best way to get unbiased information
FACEBOOK HAS NOW increased protection for journalists against harassment, bullying, and death threats according to its global safety chief (Oct. 14, 2021, Globe and Mail). [Continue]
EDITORIAL – What we learned about ourselves in the Great Facebook Crash
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WHEN FACEBOOK WENT DOWN we all did our best to get through it. We even tried to laugh. My favourite came from Kamloops school trustee and [Continue]
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