Opinion

During the next two and a half weeks, Powell River will vibrate with music and creativity as musicians from around the globe make their way here to participate in two high calibre events. First up is SOAP, Symphony Orchestra Academy of the Pacific.

Clarification I’d like to clarify the quote that appeared at the bottom of the Peak article on the field school [“Field school delves into aboriginal history,” June 13].

by Muriel Higgins I wrote the letter below, which was published in the Peak in November 2001. On re-reading it you will notice the problems mentioned—the sewage and garbage disposal systems. Both are still unresolved.

What are your thoughts on this week's cartoon?

What are your thoughts on this week's cartoon?

Developments in Catalyst Paper Corporation’s journey through creditor protection occur on an almost weekly basis.

Leading the way On the eve of the Tla’amin (Sliammon) First Nation treaty ratification vote, I send greetings and best wishes from the In-SHUCK-ch Nation [“Treaty forges path forward,” May 16].

by John Weston I’d like to take the opportunity to address some misinformation that has been circulating about Bill C-38, the Budget Implementation Act (BIA). Bill C-38 will provide clear advantages for the Canadian economy.

It should come as no surprise to anyone that Powell River’s population is aging, along with Canada’s.

Second vote There is a misapprehension that a second vote on Catalyst Paper Corporation’s plan of arrangement is not possible [“Catalyst ready for sales process, says president,” May 30]. That is not correct.