Opinion

Tuesday, April 5, will go down in history as the day Tla’amin Nation became self-governing again, but Saturday, April 9, will be forever ingrained in the memory of those who attended two celebration ceremonies.

Environment Canada has recognized the value of conserving land within the Powell River region as part of its Ecological Gift Program (EGP).

It is with interest that I have read the recent article ["Library site to include public green space," March 23]. This seems a bad decision.

As of midnight Tuesday, April 5, 2016, the people of Tla’amin Nation are self-governing. We congratulate them on this long-awaited and momentous occasion.

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With March coming to a close, it’s a good time to review our eating habits. After all, March is Nutrition Month and most of us could still learn a few new things about nutrition.

The latest and potentially final chapter of the Pebble in the Pond Environmental Society saga has unfolded in an unfortunate fashion.

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Nonsensical demand Excellent article [“Viewpoint: Leave doctors out of assisted death,” March 23], I couldn’t agree more. Most physicians choose their profession because they care for people and work to heal their patients wherever possible.

Has the Supreme Court of Canada stepped beyond its limits in mandating that our Canadian government implement physician-assisted death? One problem is the inclusion of the word “physician.