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Letters: Highway solution; Parking problem

Letters: Highway solution; Parking problem

Highway solution The Internet [“Internet speeds economic development,” September 14] is man’s greatest feat of engineering, ever. Throughout the world it changes how people think and act.
Editorial cartoon: Housing crisis

Editorial cartoon: Housing crisis

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Editorial: Consistent speed

Editorial: Consistent speed

Driving patterns and speed limits are not something we instinctually know the minute we sit behind a wheel.
Editorial cartoon: Library woes

Editorial cartoon: Library woes

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Letters: Solution sought; Protect fish stocks

Letters: Solution sought; Protect fish stocks

Solution sought When I started reading the August 31 issue of the Peak, my dilemma was which story to comment on. There were definite reasons for commenting on all of them.
Letters: Toxic inn

Letters: Toxic inn

The major issue with the dilapidated hotel at the former Inn at Westview [“Dilapidated hotel taints town centre,” August 31] appears, to me, to be the toxins mentioned in the article: asbestos in the sheet rock and the black mould.
Editorial cartoon: Back to school

Editorial cartoon: Back to school

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Editorial: Blessings counted

Editorial: Blessings counted

Although investigations are still ongoing, by all accounts of Monday’s plane crash near Safeway, a pilot from Coquitlam, originally from Powell River, may have saved some local lives as his own ended.
Viewpoint: Library woes at crossroads

Viewpoint: Library woes at crossroads

I believe support for the Powell River Public Library referendum was a result of many voters not wanting a library at Willingdon Beach.
Viewpoint: Bears deserve humane treatment

Viewpoint: Bears deserve humane treatment

Powell River is an amazing place to live. We are fortunate to live in a place where first nations looked after the land and its animals for many centuries. If not for those dreary winter days, I would call Powell River paradise.