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Give your holidays a healthy makeover

Give your holidays a healthy makeover

Healthy eating can sometimes take a backseat during the holiday season, only to reappear come Jan. 1. With busy schedules and festive gatherings, it can be challenging to carry healthy habits through the winter months.
Viewpoint: If only you had known her back when

Viewpoint: If only you had known her back when

Dilapidated, abandoned, sorry-looking, pilloried, The Inn at Westview deserved a much different ending than the slow neglect that lasted for years.
Manage holiday shopping to reduce debt hangover in the new year

Manage holiday shopping to reduce debt hangover in the new year

Tips from the Credit Counselling Society of B.C. on how to manage holiday shopping: • Use cash as much as possible and try to avoid credit cards. • If using a credit card, keep it simple and stick with the one with the lowest interest rate.
Editorial: Major step taken with former Inn at Westview

Editorial: Major step taken with former Inn at Westview

Now that permits are in place and demolition of the former Inn at Westview building owned by Seaboard Hotels is underway, an issue that has plagued multiple generations of City of Powell River council is on its way to being resolved.
Cartoon: Santa makeover

Cartoon: Santa makeover

What do you think of this week's editorial cartoon?
Letter: Frustrated about Townsite loop

Letter: Frustrated about Townsite loop

I’m writing this letter in frustration because of the ALR (Agricultural Land Reserve) and municipal decision regarding the loop on Hemlock Street. [“ City of Powell River has two courses of action to deal with Hemlock Street loop ,” December 7 ].
Letter: Townsite cul-de-sac a concern

Letter: Townsite cul-de-sac a concern

Arguing the cul-de-sac debacle on legal grounds does little to address the elephant in the room [“City of Powell River has two courses of action to deal with Hemlock Street loop,” December 7 ]. This is as much an ethical issue as it is a legal one.
BCLC is warning parents not to give kids lottery tickets because some people are dumb

BCLC is warning parents not to give kids lottery tickets because some people are dumb

Today in bad parenting we have an item from the B.C. Lottery Corporation.
KHALIQ: how careful are you online?

KHALIQ: how careful are you online?

Social media is a form of electronic communication. Millions of users create online groups, pages, communities to share information, pass ideas and personal content (images, videos or messages).
COLUMN: Horgan is Trudeau's most valuable ally in the carbon tax debate

COLUMN: Horgan is Trudeau's most valuable ally in the carbon tax debate

The thorny issue of taxing carbon has split this country’s political leaders and has further pushed B.C. Premier John Horgan and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau into each other’s arms.