Letter to the Editor A house under-represented, not a house divided… Canada’s new House of Commons makes the country look far more divided than it…
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Morrison re-takes Kootenay-Columbia for Conservatives
Conservative Party of Canada candidate Rob Morrison has been elected as Member of Parliament for Kootenay-Columbia, unseating Wayne Stetski (NDP), according to all 268 of…
B.C. voters may get the last laugh in this election
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary I don’t know about you, but one thing I know for sure about me is I’m glad this gruesome…
No time for division and mudslinging
Letter to the Editor One campaign manager to another: “We get ahead when we all get ahead.” Robin Goldsbury believes we need a new, collaborative…
Vote for the two honest guys we already have
Letter to the Editor We live in different federal ridings. Corky lives in South Okanagan-West Kootenay while Russell lives in Kootenay-Columbia. Despite the seemingly arbitrary…
MP squandered the last four years
Letter to the Editor Regardless of the party, every candidate who seeks to serve must answer for the work they have done (or have not…
An open and honest Kootenay-Columbian
Letter to the Editor How could anyone make the assumption that Rob Morrison, with his distinguished service career, could have been in two places at…
Questioning candidate’s ties to the Kootenay-Columbia
Letter to the Editor By way of background, I am a local lawyer based in the Kootenay-Columbia region, born and raised in Kimberley, and currently…
We need politicians who listen to us all
Letter to the Editor The role of our elected MPs and MLAs is to represent all constituents, not just those who voted for them, think…
Only Conservatives offer effective representation
Letter to the Editor When we heard a major political party and their leader borrowing the style and rhetoric of populism to represent their platform,…