EDITORIAL – AAP was legal but that doesn’t mean it was best
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE ALTERNATIVE APPROVAL process that was used to get approval for $275 million worth of civic projects, including a new performing arts [Continue]
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CITY HALL – City taken to court in challenge to AAP project approvals
By MEL ROTHENBURGER The B.C. Supreme Court is being asked to quash borrowing bylaws for a new performing arts centre and a four-sheet ice arena approved through an [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Regardless of how we got there, we’ll be glad about it
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ‘MIXED EMOTIONS’ might be a good way to describe the outcome of the alternative approval process on borrowing for a new performing arts [Continue]
ALTERNATIVE APPROVAL – ‘No’ effort falls short, PAC, iceplex get green light
To the sound of cheers and passing trains, the announcement was made today (Sept. 23, 2024) on the front steps of City Hall — the City will build a new performing arts [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – A fly in the ointment of the alternative approval process
WHEN COLEY ECKER went to City Hall yesterday (Sept. 16, 2024), she was hoping for some reassurance about the thousands of AAP forms she and the Kamloops AAP Vote Group had [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Calling BS on the AAP; it taints the PAC, sportsplex projects
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WHEN GOVERNMENT tells you how well it’s been communicating with you, it’s a sure sign it hasn’t been doing well at communicating with [Continue]
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