When candidates talk about “transparency,” it can easily sound like abstract political jargon. But in municipal government, transparency is very simple: It means that major decisions and public spending must happen in open Council meetings through formal resolutions, and not through informal side deals. Here’s a real life example.
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Presentation on Thursday, October 17th at the Library
In just a few days, I’ll be delivering a presentation about something that’s been part of my family and my career for generations—the railway. It’s hard to believe that nearly 200 years ago, the world’s first steam-powered train, George Stephenson’s Locomotion No. 1, began carrying passengers in 1825, changing the face of transportation forever. FromContinue reading “Presentation on Thursday, October 17th at the Library”
Chess Tournament at the Pinawa Library
Hello everyone! The Pinawa Public Library is hosting a Chess Tournament! Chess is a social game that connects people across generations. It can be taught by grandparents to the their grandchildren. There are other benefits to chess for seniors. I donated a few books about chess to the library for those who wish to studyContinue reading “Chess Tournament at the Pinawa Library”
Michael King 