Opinion

by Sheri Marino I just want to take a minute and express my sadness over the article I and my family were mentioned in, in today’s Peak , February 11.

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Winter’s doldrums—felt often in the second month of the year—used to be the best time for Powell River residents to look to the south for sun and a break from the bleak.

Fading signs For three years now I have watched the Cranberry Lake signs fade away [“Tourism signage project steps closer to funds,” February 4].

By Paul Schachter On February 6, 2015 the nine justices of the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously struck down the laws prohibiting physician-assisted dying (PAD).

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In-towner explanations I am responding to the viewpoint by Cindy Ling on January 28. I share (self-described redneck) Ling’s concerns to some degree but the viewpoint cries out for a “tongue in cheek” response.

Families across the province are considering how they will spend BC’s newest holiday, a mid-winter break from the doldrums of February. Options abound for family-friendly outings during the long weekend.

by Dr. Paul Martiquet Understanding the health and development of adolescents is an important element for ensuring the transition from child to adult. Adolescence is a time of significant change for a young person.

By Cindy Ling People say Powell River is a friendly town and to some degree I have to side with that but, like anywhere else, there is always a need for improvement.