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Letters to the Editor: January 9, 2013

Letters to the Editor: January 9, 2013

Doctor shortage I am very concerned about the lack of general practitioners in Powell River [“Orphaned patient numbers rise,” December 5, 2012]. My mother is in her mid-70s and due to circumstances beyond her control, has just lost her doctor.
Viewpoint: Extreme green

Viewpoint: Extreme green

by Bridget Andrews Environmental extremism is threatening our collective well-being. Many activists fail to realize that they are one of the driving forces behind our jobs moving abroad, while others celebrate the exodus of industry.
Editorial Cartoon: January 9, 2013

Editorial Cartoon: January 9, 2013

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Editorial: Regional view

Editorial: Regional view

Powell River Regional District’s move to new office space on Marine Avenue in Westview brings many benefits for the public, elected officials and especially the hard-working staff.
Editorial Cartoon: January 2, 2013

Editorial Cartoon: January 2, 2013

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Editorial: What lies ahead

Editorial: What lies ahead

Every year at this time, we are faced with a new calendar of 365 days and 12 months.
Viewpoint: Have life, will travel

Viewpoint: Have life, will travel

by Chris Bolster If you open yourself up to a journey, there’s no telling where you’ll end up. For 11 years, I was a Canada expatriate English teacher living in Greater Taichung, Taiwan.
Editorial Cartoon: December 28, 2012

Editorial Cartoon: December 28, 2012

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Letters to the Editor: December 28, 2012

Letters to the Editor: December 28, 2012

Common sense revolution Kudos to City of Powell River Mayor Dave Formosa and council for exhibiting 21st century leadership by signing onto the Tides Canada initiative [“Clean energy future,” December 12].
Editorial: A path together

Editorial: A path together

While the economy of Powell River has stabilized in 2012, somewhat with the success of Catalyst Paper Corporation’s movement out of creditor protection, on a wider scale there appears to be growing concern about the United States and its so-called fi