Opinion

Bright new day Recently I attended an event at Tla’amin (Sliammon) First Nation to begin the process of reconciliation and make a quantum leap in our understanding and honouring of relationships [“Circle aims to build relationship bridges,” March 6].

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BC’s provincial election campaign officially begins six days from today on April 16. That’s the day the chief electoral officer issues the writ.

Water politics Concerns mentioned in “Treading water” [March 27] are valid. In satellite communities where regional districts oversee amenities like airports, parks, et cetera we get a preview of what their management of our water would look like.

by Charles Macelli Cyclist: Sometimes I believe I am a vampire. Elected official: Why do you say that? Can’t you see your reflection in the mirror? Cyclist: Unfortunately, I still can. But I have to go out in the early hours of dawn.

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Most of the pieces of the puzzle that make up the City of Powell River’s financial plan have been put in place. While a few tweaks will be expected before financial bylaws are adopted in May, generally residential property owners will see a 3.

Distinctive communities Last week, I met with the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs (PROC).

by Reid Westland Coal in all its forms, natural gas and oil are non-renewable resources that, after at least a hundred million years of sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in these forms, are being consumed (burned) at a rate that will see their ne

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