Opinion

Mayor Mel is concerned this week whether Kamloops will get news about funding for a new water-filtration plant before the Oct. 13 referendum on water meters.

Are we about to see the first of the broken election promises from the BC Liberals?

I got to do something last week I had never experienced before.

In 1993, the government of the day promised Kamloops a psychiatric facility.

British Columbia's restaurant industry believes an increase in the minimum wage will mean job losses across the province.

The game isn't finished by a long shot, but Kamloops councillors appear to deserve credit for finally recognizing an opportunity which existed for the city for many years. LIBERALS MAKE

Once again this summer, forest companies and forestry workers in British Columbia are facing uncertainty.

The future of Kamloops Airport has been the subject of much discussion.

It takes me awhile to tell left from right sometimes.

As our children begin this new school year, the British Columbia Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils (BCCPAC) would like to highlight the opportunities for parents to be active participants in the education of their children.