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Student Life: Commuting to school

Student Life: Commuting to school

We don’t often think about what goes into the journey to school. We usually assume a school bus is en route to pick us up, or we have a parent to drive us. However, sometimes it isn’t that easy.
Viewpoint: CPI is the lie destroying Canada’s middle class

Viewpoint: CPI is the lie destroying Canada’s middle class

In Canada, our government’s policies have helped create financial distress for almost half of our country’s working middle class.
Health: A heads-up for millennials

Health: A heads-up for millennials

Who are the millennials? They are a group of people typically born between the 1980s and 2000s, and are generally characterized as hip, independent thinkers.
Cartoon: Loop road

Cartoon: Loop road

What do you think of this week's editorial cartoon?
A warm welcome to winter semester

A warm welcome to winter semester

It is a new year, new semester and a new you, right? Winter break was for sleeping in, TV and Netflix binging, delicious home-made food and a relaxed laid back mode. It's time to shift the gears.
Here's how to attract birds to your garden - and why

Here's how to attract birds to your garden - and why

When is a gardener not a birder? We can’t think of an answer. Truth is, gardeners love birds, much as sailors love wind. Now is a good time to consider how you can attract more birds to your yard or balcony.
Editorial: Kudos to Powell River businesses

Editorial: Kudos to Powell River businesses

Next weekend area businesses will be lauded for their efforts in providing great customer service and products when Powell River Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual business awards.
Sylvain Charlebois: Canada’s Food Guide: New dish, with a dash of condescension

Sylvain Charlebois: Canada’s Food Guide: New dish, with a dash of condescension

Say goodbye to the four food groups. Almost 12 years after the launch of the previous version, the new Canada’s Food Guide celebrates food by displaying a plate filled with greens, fruits, plant proteins and grains.
Les Leyne: Legislature was seething with intrigue

Les Leyne: Legislature was seething with intrigue

It’s hard to imagine the level of seething intrigue that was in play as Speaker Darryl Plecas put together his case against the two top executives at the legislature.
Report paints ugly picture of alleged overspending by legislative officers

Report paints ugly picture of alleged overspending by legislative officers

“You don’t have to be in the building long to know that something is off.” So said Alan Mullen, the special advisor to B.C.