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Les Leyne: Two accounts of the pause of social harms bill

Les Leyne: Two accounts of the pause of social harms bill

Government introduced a bill that was supposed to smooth the way for the province to sue the social media giants for the damage they are doing to society
Rob Shaw: Eby doesn't understand tech giants answer to no one

Rob Shaw: Eby doesn't understand tech giants answer to no one

B.C. government forced to shift strategy in tackling social media's dark side
More British Columbians support a BC United-BC Conservative merger, says survey

More British Columbians support a BC United-BC Conservative merger, says survey

Premier David Eby still holds lead in approval ratings as B.C. prepares for election.
Les Leyne: Aboriginal title for Haida Gwaii raises questions about private landowners

Les Leyne: Aboriginal title for Haida Gwaii raises questions about private landowners

All private land owners on Haida Gwaii will need consent from the Haida Nation, according to a law firm specializing in Aboriginal issues.
Healthy Living: Owning your individual script

Healthy Living: Owning your individual script

"When my online dictionary’s “word of the day” is unfamiliar, my heart rate slightly accelerates as I click toward its meaning and phonologic quality."
Editorial: Conflicts with off-leash dogs are contentious issues

Editorial: Conflicts with off-leash dogs are contentious issues

"It is mandatory that all dogs be kept on a leash and under the control of the owner when on public property, excluding off-leash parks: City of Powell River bylaw
Rob Shaw: Affordability continues to complicate B.C. climate change politics

Rob Shaw: Affordability continues to complicate B.C. climate change politics

NDP defends CleanBC, opponents promise cheaper solutions
Adrian Raeside cartoon: How's the opioid crisis going?

Adrian Raeside cartoon: How's the opioid crisis going?

Letter: Kudos to Powell River U11 Queens

Letter: Kudos to Powell River U11 Queens

"I will be excited to be at the recreation complex next season to watch."
Baldrey: Building more homes? Great. But, where are the workers?

Baldrey: Building more homes? Great. But, where are the workers?

Ottawa's plan to construct 3.9 million homes in seven years is "lofty target." Here in B.C., columnist Keith Baldrey says finding the hands to build them will be a tall order.