Opinion

Texada Island residents displayed dignity and passion during a meeting designed to ask them how they feel about proposed ferry reductions.

Leave nature alone “I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree,” but not apparently on the seawalk [“Seawalk open for users,” July 10].

by Shannon Janzen Western Forest Products (WFP) is the proud manager of Tree Farm Licence (TFL) 39.

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By eliminating thousands of sailings on minor ferry routes, the provincial government is perpetuating BC Ferries’ downward spiral that is killing coastal communities.

Accident waiting to happen On Sunday, November 10, we attended a Far Off Broadway performance at Evergreen Theatre, Powell River Recreation Complex [“Broadway comes close to home,” November 13].

by Wes Bingham Sierra Club, Malaspina Group, Powell River, is very concerned about Western Forest Products’ Draft Management Plan 9 for Tree Farm Licence 39, Block 1, Powell River.

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City of Powell River officials have commissioned two reports on the arts and culture sector in the community.

by Phyllis Soles This past August I had the pleasure of volunteering at a children’s day camp on Texada Island. The camp, called Kids for Saving Earth, had 27 children aged six to 12, four teenaged team leaders and lots of adult volunteers.