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There are, indeed, some lessons to be learned from Kitimat’s plebiscite on Enbridge pipeline

April 13, 2014 // 0 Comments

SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — In Saturday’s editorial, we described the Kitimat plebiscite on the Northern Gateway pipeline project and discussed whether it offered any [Continue]

Animal rescue shelter, neighbours not optimistic bylaw will resolve disagreement

April 7, 2014 // 9 Comments

By MEL ROTHENBURGER/ NEWS — There’s nothing like a barking dog to cause tension between neighbours. But what happens when there are 50 of them? The Angel’s Animal [Continue]

The argument for taking New Afton into city

April 7, 2014 // 8 Comments

MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — A reader raised a good point on the weekend about the City’s application to extend its boundaries to take in the New Afton mine. Question [Continue]

Some rural residents pay more, some less

March 31, 2014 // 0 Comments

NEWS — Rural residents will pay taxes to the Thompson-Nicola Regional District ranging from a drop of $27 per household to an increase of $35, while Kamloops homeowners [Continue]

TNRD rep does her job in rattling-cups issue

March 30, 2014 // 0 Comments

SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Something is bothering some of the residents of Cherry Creek. They’re just not sure what it is. Ronaye Elliott, the Thompson Nicola [Continue]

Animal shelter and neighbours need to get together to work out barking dog problem

March 17, 2014 // 2 Comments

MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — There’s a saying that good fences make good neighbours but sometimes it takes a lot more than that. It’s also pretty generally accepted that [Continue]