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COLUMN: Tariffs can have far-reaching effects - Kelowna Capital News (opens the original)
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Published 2:11 pm Wednesday, July 22, 2026 This past week has been a challenging one for Canada on many fronts. The president of the United States continues to announce new tariff threats directed specifically at Canada, while little progress appears to be made at the negotiating table. Domestically, wildfire conditions across many Canadian provinces remain severe, with resources being stretched to unprecedented limits. Locally, in communities such as West Kelowna, adding insult to injury, some
COLUMN: Considering the future of Canada Post - Kelowna Capital News (opens the original)
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Published 2:31 pm Wednesday, July 15, 2026 It is no secret to most Canadians that Canada Post has been experiencing financial challenges for some time now. Going back to the former Conservative government in 2013, it was announced that Canada Post would be allowed to begin a process of ending door-to-door mail delivery (where it still existed) and move towards centralized community mailboxes, as is common for many Canadians in newer residential subdivisions. This move was intended to address the
COLUMN: Is Ottawa actually moving faster? - Kelowna Capital News (opens the original)
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You may or may not agree with Canada potentially constructing another new oil pipeline, but you should be aware of how the process of building pipelines is changing in Canada because you, as taxpayers, are increasingly being asked to pay for it. Historically, major oil and gas pipelines in Canada were built and financed entirely by the private sector after receiving provincial and federal approvals. All of that changed under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Under Trudeau’s Liberal governmen
COLUMN: Carney admitted climate plan has failed - Kelowna Capital News (opens the original)
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Published 1:18 pm Wednesday, July 8, 2026 Timing, it is often said, is everything. The same applies to political announcements. It is common for governments to release news they expect will be unpopular or embarrassing late on a Friday afternoon or immediately before a major holiday. The expectation is that a weekend or large-scale event will quickly divert citizens’ attention elsewhere.Such was the case just before the Canada Day long weekend. Prime Minister Mark Carney made comments that have
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