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In memoriam: Earl Howard Logan

In memoriam: Earl Howard Logan

December 14, 1927 - March 17, 2025
Ferry advisory committees will not 'go quietly into the night'

Ferry advisory committees will not 'go quietly into the night'

BC Ferries released new framework document meant to replace FACs across the province.
Mario Canseco: Canadians sour on the U.S. as Trump looms large, polling reveals

Mario Canseco: Canadians sour on the U.S. as Trump looms large, polling reveals

Research Co. survey shows a surge in anti-American sentiment cuts across age, gender and region in the wake of tariffs and tough talk
Les Leyne: Festival mass killing probes face long, uncertain road

Les Leyne: Festival mass killing probes face long, uncertain road

The mass casualties in Vancouver after a man drove an SUV through a crowd at the Lapu Lapu festival have put the government’s attempts to grapple with mental health crises into overdrive.
Editorial: Party positioning

Editorial: Party positioning

Leaders of the three main parties in Canada were handed dramatically different results
Letters: Envisioning a ferry system that prioritizes passengers

Letters: Envisioning a ferry system that prioritizes passengers

'Maybe it’s time for BC Ferries, us and our governments, to start thinking about the future and focus on passenger transportation rather than on increasing numbers of vehicles to clog our highway and make our lives miserable.'
qathet horticulturist sees gardening as a joy and a philosophy

qathet horticulturist sees gardening as a joy and a philosophy

Turning lawn into a place of diversity can be done in small steps
Secondary school students in Powell River prepare for musical

Secondary school students in Powell River prepare for musical

School of Rock will be performed at Max Cameron Theatre, bringing 'fun and high energy' to audiences
B.C. business groups seek 'drastic' action on trade, tariffs following election

B.C. business groups seek 'drastic' action on trade, tariffs following election

One business group representing B.C. manufacturers and exporters says progress on breaking down interprovincial trade barriers is unclear
Canadian firm applies to be first U.S. deep sea mining operation after Trump order

Canadian firm applies to be first U.S. deep sea mining operation after Trump order

Vancouver-based company seeks regulatory approval a week after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order opening up such activity in apparent violation of international law.