Opinion

It was not more than 60 seconds after we posted on social media about a family of Syrian refugees arriving in Powell River that a human-rights organization called People Against Suffering Oppression and Poverty, all the way from South Africa, respond

I have some serious concerns with the June 15 Peak article “Mayor drives development.

A kiss: it may have been a kiss that caused all of this; delicate and intimate, most memorable and indescribable.

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Opposed to removal I don’t know why I was annoyed reading about Sino Bright strong arming our elected city council [“Sino Bright responds,” June 1] to fully support the application to remove 30 acres of land from the provincial agricultural land rese

The concept of being “gay-friendly” is all well and good, but the aftermath of the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Florida has raised serious questions about the continuing prevalence of homophobia in our society.

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Jordan Sturdy, Liberal MLA for West Vancouver-Sea-to-Sky, has strong family ties to the Lower Sunshine Coast.

Quality healthcare Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) recognizes the significant challenges faced by the family [“Quick Peak: Medical negligence,” June 1] and empathizes greatly with their situation.

As City of Powell River council fields fallout from a recent decision to support the exclusion of a 30-acre parcel of land in the agricultural land reserve (ALR), it is important to understand all of the factors at play.