Opinion

Mental health is a real and current issue; even if it’s on the inside, it can have lasting effects. We see it more and more in everyone, and although it varies in degrees that doesn’t mean we haven’t all experienced it in some way or another.

As the advocate of our local Meatless Monday initiative, I was inspired to write in response to the recent viewpoint [“ Meatless Monday an odd choice for funds ,” February 15] in the Peak .

Happiest Place on Earth can stay that way with these important tips

On Thursday, we celebrated International Mother Language Day to recognize the importance of language diversity worldwide. This month, the B.C.

Criticism follows release of Canada's Food Guide Release of the 2019 Canada's Food Guide has been followed by many opinion pieces and press releases from the food industry, healthcare professionals and the public on what should, or should not have be

What do you think about this week's cartoon? Check out the editorial , too.

February is anti-bullying month, and next week, Wednesday, February 27, marks the 2019 Pink Shirt Day. This year the campaign is bringing attention to cyberbullying.

Climate Action Powell River (CAPR) Board of Directors would like to thank John Wilkinson for his constructive criticism and supportive suggestions published in the Peak last Friday regarding our Meatless Monday initiative [“Viewpoint: Meatless Monday

One of the core NDP beliefs is that the previous B.C. Liberal regime didn’t spend enough money on people. It ran “surpluses for surpluses’ sake,” Finance Minister Carole James reiterated Tuesday.

While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues to take a drubbing over the whole Jody Wilson-Raybould/SNC Lavalin affair it is far from clear whether any fall in his popularity will extend to B.C.