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Bombs and Waffles: the NDP and NATO in the twentieth century - Vimarsana News

Bombs and Waffles: the NDP and NATO in the twentieth century

Long-time observers of the NDP should not be surprised at the internal disarray over Canadian support for NATO. According to Huron University College professor David Blocker, the party’s stance on Canadian involvement in the alliance has been the source of considerable debate and internal tension within the NDP and the left in Canada since the party’s founding in 1961.

Animal welfare issues are too often ignored - Kamloops This Week - Vimarsana News

Animal welfare issues are too often ignored - Kamloops This Week

Animal welfare issues are too often ignored or worse discounted

Letter: Former MP urges us to help save the horses - Vimarsana News

Letter: Former MP urges us to help save the horses

In 2021, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to ban this practice, while the U.S. has banned horse slaughtering

Kamloops Conservative candidate to be revealed on Aug. 9 - Vimarsana News

Kamloops Conservative candidate to be revealed on Aug. 9

The Conservative candidate for Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo in the next federal election will be revealed on Monday, Aug. 9. Party members are voting through the weekend, with the final ballot . . .

Sundhu to again seek federal New Democrat nomination in Kamloops - Vimarsana News

Sundhu to again seek federal New Democrat nomination in Kamloops

After the election, in December 2018, Sundhu became president of the Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo NDP riding association. Raised in Williams Lake, Sundhu’s father was among the first from India to settle in the community. He moved to Kamloops in the 1990s and has called the city home for a quarter-century. Sundhu is married with two adult children, both of whom are attending grad school. As a human rights lawyer, Sundhu noted he has represented single parents, workers, shopkeepers and racialized and indigenous persons locally, nationally and internationally. Sundhu said he is seeking the no...