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Viewpoint: Have life, will travel

Viewpoint: Have life, will travel

by Chris Bolster If you open yourself up to a journey, there’s no telling where you’ll end up. For 11 years, I was a Canada expatriate English teacher living in Greater Taichung, Taiwan.
Editorial Cartoon: December 28, 2012

Editorial Cartoon: December 28, 2012

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Letters to the Editor: December 28, 2012

Letters to the Editor: December 28, 2012

Common sense revolution Kudos to City of Powell River Mayor Dave Formosa and council for exhibiting 21st century leadership by signing onto the Tides Canada initiative [“Clean energy future,” December 12].
Editorial: A path together

Editorial: A path together

While the economy of Powell River has stabilized in 2012, somewhat with the success of Catalyst Paper Corporation’s movement out of creditor protection, on a wider scale there appears to be growing concern about the United States and its so-called fi
Viewpoint: All quiet on ferry front

Viewpoint: All quiet on ferry front

by Brian Hollingshead Recently the ministry of transportation and infrastructure issued a press release entitled Promise made, Promise delivered: Transportation sector.
Editorial Cartoon: December 19, 2012

Editorial Cartoon: December 19, 2012

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Editorial: Christmas giving

Editorial: Christmas giving

Powell River residents have again shown the depth of their generosity this Christmas with an outpouring of support and gifts for those in need.
Viewpoint: Coal dump on Texada Island?

Viewpoint: Coal dump on Texada Island?

by Vel Anderson Coal barged and dumped on beautiful Texada Island has changed our plan of purchasing property on the island. How many other potential purchasers will now be turned off.
Editorial Cartoon: December 12, 2012

Editorial Cartoon: December 12, 2012

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Editorial: Ferry talks

Editorial: Ferry talks

This fall, BC government officials ventured into coastal communities to consult with residents about ferry service.