Opinion

A proposal by BC Transit for a service review in Powell River is timely, as there is potential for greater reliance on transit services and other transportation options in the region.

Wily old fox During the City of Powell River council meeting of February 21, Councillor Chris McNaughton put forward a motion to review additional options for the new library [“McNaughton stands alone,” February 27].

by Dawn Adaszynski As a devout fan of Stuart McLean, I have often commented that if you want to know Canada, listen to his show.

by Rob Southcott Prosperity for Powell River is something we are all interested in. But what does it mean to us? Likely jobs, enough income for life’s basics, and to enjoy our natural and cultural wealth too. These are all reasonable expectations.

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Powell River residents will be standing up against bullying today, February 27, by wearing pink. The day is Pink Shirt Day, also known as Anti-Bullying Day in Canada.

More than a youth centre I am one of the former staff members of Powell River Youth Resource Centre (YRC) who lost their job after the YRC closed.

by David Doyle At the third UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Equilibrium Conference held last month in Havana, Cuba, prominent intellectuals from 41 countries gathered to discuss the dilemmas of humanity

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Rights of property owners Debate over the draft official community plan (OCP) for Powell River Regional District Area C is part of an age-old struggle between individual liberty and collective controls [“Speakers list concerns,” February 6].