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Cartoon: August 13, 2014

Cartoon: August 13, 2014

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Editorial Cartoon: August 6, 2014

Editorial Cartoon: August 6, 2014

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Editorial: Money troubles

Editorial: Money troubles

Since money, or rather the lack of it, seems to be an issue in the on-going bargaining impasse, paying parents will not settle the teachers’ strike.
Letters to the Editor: August 6, 2014

Letters to the Editor: August 6, 2014

Jewel of a calling card Powell River’s calling card has been and still is the west-facing view over the ocean. Since my arrival in Powell River 54 years ago, I am still in awe of the view and it takes my breath away.
Viewpoint: Good news, bad news

Viewpoint: Good news, bad news

by Norm Hutton Every so often we receive good news. The people of Saskatchewan have received very good news in that their energy minister Bill Boyd has decided to call the smart meter program to a halt.
Editorial Cartoon: July 30, 2014

Editorial Cartoon: July 30, 2014

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Editorial: Rising from ashes

Editorial: Rising from ashes

When the concession and caretakers’ residence at Shelter Point Park on Texada Island burned to the ground two summers ago, there was a feeling of loss.
Letters to the Editor: July 30, 2014

Letters to the Editor: July 30, 2014

Petition confirmed as valid With regard to P R Brown and the Friends of the Library’s incorrect statement that the petition representing opposition to a Powell River Public Library at Willingdon South is invalid, we have confirmation that indeed the
Viewpoint: Give it a restroom

Viewpoint: Give it a restroom

by Andy Rice For over a decade, Savary Island residents and committee members have complained about finding human waste on the island’s South Beach after August Long-Weekend. And rightfully so.
Editorial: Public pressure

Editorial: Public pressure

Canadians concerned that personal information could be breached by an American munitions manufacturer can breathe a little easier.