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Column: The toilet paper rip off

Column: The toilet paper rip off

What seems to be the mantra of companies that manufacture household items? Baffle the customers! Baffle is a funny-sounding word, but etymology reveals a sinister side.
Letter: Powell River Waterfront Development Corporation had legal authority

Letter: Powell River Waterfront Development Corporation had legal authority

I take exception to George Orchiston claiming something in a newspaper of public record that he knows is not true.
Letter: Judge cartoon for yourself

Letter: Judge cartoon for yourself

The byelection is over. The electorate that voted has spoken loud and clear. I have congratulated Mr. Doubt on his win, and Mr. Rebane on his efforts and commitment to run for public office.
Cartoon: Townsite bylaws

Cartoon: Townsite bylaws

What do you think of this week's editorial cartoon about Powell River's townsite neighbourhood ?
Some plants are just born hungry. So feed them well.

Some plants are just born hungry. So feed them well.

There is a lot of noise about fertilizer and plant food out there and it can be confusing. We are here to demystify the idea of “feeding your plants”. Do you need to fertilize? Some plants are like Ben, they are born hungry. Take roses for example.
Letter: Tax revolt needed

Letter: Tax revolt needed

There are several serious issues to address during the development of the five-year financial plan [“ City of Powell River finance committee receives first draft of financial plan ,” April 1].
Letter: Change is hard

Letter: Change is hard

In regard to a recent viewpoint about the Sino Bright land purchase, it was spot on [“ A true opportunity ,” March 13]. I wish to state that I am an 82-year-old coot who has lived in this area for 47 years.
Les Leyne: NDP is leaving non-union help far behind

Les Leyne: NDP is leaving non-union help far behind

B.C. MLAs are in the second week of an increasingly bitter argument about a wage differential the NDP is establishing in the social-services network.
Letter: Wrong-headed approach

Letter: Wrong-headed approach

I was very disappointed and saddened to read that a wolf had been shot dead by a sport hunter on Texada Island [“ Hunter kills wolf on Texada Island ,” April 2]. Wolves have been completely wiped out of Mexico and most of the lower US states.
B.C. could end up surrounded by right-wing governments. Then what?

B.C. could end up surrounded by right-wing governments. Then what?

As the Trudeau government continues to implode and a radical right-wing populist appears to be poised to take over the government right next door, you can forgive B.C.