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Days away from October 17, the consequences of cannabis legalization are still hazy
BY THIS TIME NEXT WEEK, we’ll all be smoking pot. Or at least, we’ll be able to smoke pot legally, trusting of course that there are no underagers in the audience. Hey, there’s a fir...
Kayla Derkach Oct 12, 2018

Give amnesty to those with old pot possession convictions
THE FIRST TIME I HEARD about the movement to wipe the record clean for people convicted of old charges of marijuana possession I thought, "no way." The legalization of recreational marijuana next Wedn...
Andrew Snook Oct 11, 2018

The rise of populism in the attention economy
WE ONLY HAVE SO MUCH ATTENTION to give and as such, it's a valuable resource. Everyone wants our attention: social media, advertisers, politicians, family and friends. Attention is a limited resource ...
Andrew Snook Oct 11, 2018

Give amnesty to those with old pot possession convictions
THE FIRST TIME I HEARD about the movement to wipe the record clean for people convicted of old charges of marijuana possession I thought, "no way." The legalization of recreational marijuana next Wedn...
Kayla Derkach Oct 11, 2018

The rise of populism in the attention economy
WE ONLY HAVE SO MUCH ATTENTION to give and as such, it's a valuable resource. Everyone wants our attention: social media, advertisers, politicians, family and friends. Attention is a limited resource ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 11, 2018

‘Kids are more important than potholes’
KAMLOOPS - IT WAS AN ENCOURAGING turnout at Tuesday night's school board election forum. That is, if you consider 50 or 60 people out of a population of 93,000 encouraging. Eleven candidates laid out ...
Andrew Snook Oct 10, 2018

‘Kids are more important than potholes’
KAMLOOPS - IT WAS AN ENCOURAGING turnout at Tuesday night's school board election forum. That is, if you consider 50 or 60 people out of a population of 93,000 encouraging. Eleven candidates laid out ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 10, 2018

It will be a sad day when we have to pay people to vote
KAMLOOPS - SPECULATION CONTINUES that the turnout for this civic election will be somewhere between lousy and dismal. Kamloops council candidate Gerald Watson thinks turnout could be improved if voter...
Andrew Snook Oct 09, 2018

It will be a sad day when we have to pay people to vote
KAMLOOPS - SPECULATION CONTINUES that the turnout for this civic election will be somewhere between lousy and dismal. Kamloops council candidate Gerald Watson thinks turnout could be improved if voter...
Kayla Derkach Oct 09, 2018
Giving thanks in Kamloops, every day
The first morning of October was cold and drizzly and the tall withered grass was wet and just as cold. Dog and I went on our daily hike, heading up the steep trail as fast as we could to keep warm. B...
Andrew Snook Oct 08, 2018

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