Opinion

What do you think about this week's editorial cartoon?

This week people across the world are taking action in support of reducing climate change, culminating in a global climate strike on September 27, 2019. I would love to see Powell River businesses support the Global Climate Strike.

Well, here we are. Another mill shutdown with still three months to years end. I guess Donald Trump’s plans are working, whatever they are [“ Catalyst Powell River in 15-day curtailment ,” September 16].

It’s no secret that young people have made the collective decision to take our future into our own hands and fight for a better world that we can look forward to.

The B.C. legislature is a great place to work, but some of its employees have a problem following certain rules for handling tax dollars.

We are Youth Go Green, Powell River’s climate-action club for youth.

What do you think about this week's editorial cartoon?

To the thousands of upper and lower Sunshine Coast residents who signed the petition to reinstate the bus service of 10 years ago, I am saddened to inform you that our presentation fell on not only deaf ears, but boredom on the part of City of Powell

Well, it looks like the economic wave the BC NDP government has been riding since coming to power two years ago is about to hit the beach. The bad news is outlined in the government’s first quarterly report of the current fiscal year.

Voters in North Island-Powell River riding, along with Canadians across the country, will be heading to the polls on October 21. Locally we will be watching to see if the weakness of the NDP nationally will have an impact on incumbent Rachel Blaney.