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FOULDS: Nothing finer than a good walk spoiled with your son

Kamloops This Week - Monday May 21, 2012

The ball left the tee and soared like an eagle — until the murky, mucky monster made of water sucked the shot deep into its wet maw . . .

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BASS: If nothing else, Kevin Krueger is a reporter’s dream

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday May 16, 2012

It’s been more than a week since Kevin Krueger erupted — and it’s already gone from the news cycle

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Mitra: The role of ‘salt’ in the promised land

Kamloops This Week - Friday May 18, 2012

In Matthew 5:13, Jesus said something very powerful that is sometimes lost in familiarity: “You are the salt of the earth.”

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DYER: Moderates will win Egypt

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday May 16, 2012

What can be said with confidence is the man the armed forces finally hand power over to at the end of June will not be a radical.

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FOULDS: In the end, bottom line on Ajax is having faith

Kamloops This Week - Monday May 14, 2012

If the project proceeds, there is nothing more to grasp than faith that the mine operates in the manner predicted by those in the industry.

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BASS: It’s time we removed stigma from mental-health illness

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday May 9, 2012

With a one-in-five rate of people living with a mental-health illness, odds are every one of you knows someone with it

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Mitra: Pray for strength to avoid pornography

Kamloops This Week - Thursday May 10, 2012

There are ways to avoid the temptation

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FAITH: Turn the other cheek, smile and forgive still works

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday May 2, 2012

Be kind, pray for others — you may get respect

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FOULDS: The life of one MP: Like winning the lottery and robbing a bank

Kamloops This Week - Monday April 30, 2012

It’s utterly disgusting to know we are all contributing to a disgraceful MP’s get-rich-quick scheme.

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EDITORIAL: Evaluation of serial rapist waste of time

Kamloops This Week - Monday April 30, 2012

How hard is it to acknowledge those who are not able to be rehabilitated and impose an indefinite sentence right then and there?

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BASS: Is there any transgression worth punishment?

Kamloops This Week - Thursday April 26, 2012

In Stephen Harper's government, bad behaviour is more than tolerated.

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I’ll have a slice of clitoris, please

Kamloops This Week - Thursday April 26, 2012

Swedish artist plays the race card — wrongly — in his creation

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Mitra: Indulging in interests — His and our own

Kamloops This Week - Thursday April 26, 2012

No Christian has the right to let his personal feelings lead him to wound others

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Ligertwood: Atheist in a foxhole

Kamloops This Week - Thursday April 26, 2012

Columnist shares lengthy email he received from dying man

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Ajax mine: And where would we put these 800 seniors?

Kamloops This Week - Monday April 23, 2012

If her dad, husband, brother or sister worked for the Ajax mine, would Claudette Kelly be voicing her opinion so strongly?

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FOULDS: Refusing to volunteer does nothing to further BCTF cause

Kamloops This Week - Friday April 20, 2012

The B.C. Liberals will not budge from their Bill 22 stance and this move will not aid the BCTF on the PR front.

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BASS: Katie has us shedding those wonderful happy tears

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday April 18, 2012

There are happy tears and sad tears. Some of both were shed this week as we welcomed Katie to our family, a nine-month-old border collie.

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Mitra: Reconstituted and re-moulded young widow

Kamloops This Week - Wednesday April 18, 2012

Remember — He is the potter with all rights to make us His vessel

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Job creation by shopping local, not opening Ajax mine

Kamloops This Week - Monday April 16, 2012

Think local first before making any purchases and make it a priority to spend at least that 10 per cent with locally owned businesses.

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FOULDS: Speaking of powerful orators, our schools have voices

Kamloops This Week - Monday April 16, 2012

It’s a shame there won’t be a district competition this year as the speeches were powerful.

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