Opinion

Has logging become global terrorism in sheep's clothing? Considering our ecological world is inching closer to teetering on the brink with millions upon millions of global citizens dying annually from air pollution, one could certainly not be faulted

I read with interest the update on Myles Gray's untimely death [“Quick Peak: MLA calls for investigation changes,” October 25] It is simply unconscionable that the Vancouver Police Department has never answered to anyone regarding the death of this y

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No one is debating that Powell River Regional District was generously bestowed upon it a word from Tla'amin Nation elders that will be a much more suitable namesake than Israel Powell.

What makes an historical monument worth amending or tearing down? This can be a very difficult question to answer. The debate seems to be popping up everywhere right now.

Sometime over the years, Halloween has lost its spooky charm.

As individuals watch the world suffer wars, floods, fires, hurricanes and heartbreaking stories of refugees, it is easy to feel completely powerless.

Anyone who has spent time on social media the past few days has probably noticed the hashtag #metoo pop up countless times in their various content feeds.

Cat contributions overlooked Recent letters to the Peak regarding “Counterpoint: Keep your cats indoors, July 19” have ignored their contribution to the success of our species. I’ve homesteaded here for 39 years.