Opinion

Residents have spoken on the City of Powell River’s options for treating sewage.

by Barb Rees Our busy Saturday started with a trip to the dump, before going to Town Centre Mall to purchase a new cell phone.

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Since the provincial government transformed BC Ferries from a Crown corporation to a quasi-public-private company in 2003, fares have increased by 60 per cent on the minor routes. The ferry commissioner has given preliminary approval for an 8.

Relocating the barge terminal facility to Townsite proved to be a trickier proposition than expected. City of Powell River officials learned a great deal along the way and eventually made the right decision to keep the facility in public hands.

Shooting of bears Like many residents I was shocked, disgusted and angry about the killing of the cubs and their mother [“Resident shoots bear cubs,” May 18]. These bears frequented our property and we all managed to live peacefully.

by Paul Schachter Our digital age has helped create a more educated and informed public, one that insists on increased openness, accountability and responsiveness in government. That’s a good thing.

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Powell River residents will once again have to dig deeper into their pockets to travel with BC Ferries. The company has announced it is adding a fuel surcharge on most routes beginning June 1 because of rising fuel costs. A 2.

Given the history of Olive Devaud Residence, it’s fitting that the community will fund a replacement facility.