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Thank you to the Peak for publishing the article about Mike Warriner and his years in Powell River as a member of the Paper Kings [“ Memorial tribute honours former Powell River Paper King ,” February 22].

A handful of years ago, I sat in the audience while the keynote speaker, an older man, shared how appreciative he was that the host organization had compensated him by making a donation of polio vaccines available to a third world country.

The double loss suffered by the B.C. government in the latest round of paper-shuffling over the people’s pipeline doesn’t seem to bother cabinet much.

Mental health is a real and current issue; even if it’s on the inside, it can have lasting effects. We see it more and more in everyone, and although it varies in degrees that doesn’t mean we haven’t all experienced it in some way or another.

As the advocate of our local Meatless Monday initiative, I was inspired to write in response to the recent viewpoint [“ Meatless Monday an odd choice for funds ,” February 15] in the Peak .

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On Thursday, we celebrated International Mother Language Day to recognize the importance of language diversity worldwide. This month, the B.C.

Criticism follows release of Canada's Food Guide Release of the 2019 Canada's Food Guide has been followed by many opinion pieces and press releases from the food industry, healthcare professionals and the public on what should, or should not have be

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