Opinion

What do you think of this week's editorial cartoon?

Organizers of a music and art festival in Lund this weekend represent a growing trend in Powell River that fulfills a need in all communities: every culture needs a counterculture.

An incident of terrorism at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that left one woman dead and dozens of others wounded has many of us questioning how deep hate runs in America.

I was surprised to read in Murray Dobbin’s column [Counterpoint: Community Futures has room for improvement, August 2] that Community Futures in Powell River has $2.7 million sitting in its bank account.

Whether you shop downtown or at a box store, almost all of the products available for purchase are affected by Canada’s various free trade agreements.

One of the reasons BC New Democratic Party was able to form government, with support from BC Green Party, is that it keyed in on the cost of living issue, promising to make life for BC residents more affordable.

What do you think of this week's editorial cartoon?

Celebrations honour past and current battles for human rights while encouraging inclusiveness

What do you think of this week's editorial cartoon?

In this week's cover story, a young rock climber suggests Powell River needs to be more open about what types of recreational opportunities we can provide to the rest of the world, and not keep them a secret.