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These are the biggest myths in gardening

These are the biggest myths in gardening

In gardening, there is always a tension between lore and science. We hear about it all the time. One person will challenge something that we say based on what they learned at the knee of their grandmother (lore).
OPINION: Could B.C. be headed for another teachers’ strike?

OPINION: Could B.C. be headed for another teachers’ strike?

Contract expires in June with many issues still unresolved
Could B.C. be headed for another teachers’ strike?

Could B.C. be headed for another teachers’ strike?

Contract expires in June with many issues still unresolved
Letter: Loop logic

Letter: Loop logic

In its November 20, 2018 edition, the Peak published the story, “ALC (Agricultural Land Commission) orders City of Powell River to remove road.
Editorial: Deadline day for referendum packages

Editorial: Deadline day for referendum packages

When the deadline passes for returning 2018 Referendum on Electoral Reform voting packages to Elections BC at 4:30 pm today, residents in Powell River will still be in the dark as to what system the province will use in its next provincial election.
Letter: Sad attitude

Letter: Sad attitude

In answer to Cameron Bailey’s letter [“One-sided imposition,” November 23], I was saddened to see the NIMBY (not in my back yard) attitude emanating from my community.
LDN recalls treatment, not addiction

LDN recalls treatment, not addiction

LDN or Low Dose Naltrexone was patented in 1984 for the treatment of opioid addictions. It has also been used exclusively for the preventing opioid overdoses of fentanyl. Exciting new research has emerged using a very low dose of naltrexone from .
OUR VIEW: It's time to restore Canada's faith in the RCMP

OUR VIEW: It's time to restore Canada's faith in the RCMP

More than two years has passed since former RCMP commissioner Bob Paulson issued an open apology to all women who had served or were currently serving on the force.
Les Leyne: New way to get to same place

Les Leyne: New way to get to same place

Premier John Horgan and B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver will get a barrage of questions today about an upcoming showdown everyone is expecting.
Viewpoint: Say no to the wolf in sheep’s clothing

Viewpoint: Say no to the wolf in sheep’s clothing

If you woke tomorrow to the sound of drilling, blasting, earth removal and trucks as the creation of a subsea pipeline begins on the shores of our mainland community, how would you respond? It could happen in the not too distant future and I hope peo