EDITORIAL – Whither goes Kamloops with Opposition reps in Victoria?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IT’S ALL OVER but the final counting. It will be a couple of weeks until the mail-in ballots are counted but it won’t matter much. [Continue]
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ROTHENBURGER – John Horgan’s election temptation is in the numbers
THURSDAY CAME AND WENT and Premier John Horgan didn’t call an election. That was the day he unveiled his “Stronger B.C.” economic recovery plan, which was supposedly [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Wouldn’t it be nice if politicians knew what they were doing?
The notion that politicians should be experts only sounds good until we consider the concept more thoroughly POLITICIANS HAVE BEEN GETTING NEW JOBS from their bosses lately. [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Maybe working from home should be permanent for Legislature
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE B.C. LEGISLATURE went back to work Monday, albeit in somewhat truncated form, with some members being present in Victoria and others [Continue]
BEPPLE – Will politics bring Steven Puhallo back to British Columbia?
ONCE POLITICS gets into your blood, it’s hard to get it out. I can attest to that. So too, apparently, can Steven Puhallo. Many may remember Puhallo as the North Shore [Continue]
IN THE LEDGE – Armchair Mayor makes it into the Throne Speech debate
An excerpt from a speech by Kamloops-North Thompson MLA Peter Milobar during the Throne Speech debate this week in the Legislature: Now, there’s a gentleman, a former [Continue]
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