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Editorial Cartoon: May 29, 2013

Editorial Cartoon: May 29, 2013

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Editorial: Cycling safety

Editorial: Cycling safety

This year’s Bike to Work Week started out with heavy rain, but Powell River residents who signed up to participate haven’t let the soggy weather deter them.
Viewpoint: Council's schedule needs revisiting

Viewpoint: Council's schedule needs revisiting

by Laura Walz City of Powell River council is known for its long meetings, which generally happen at the committee-of-the-whole, where discussion is unscripted.
Editorial Cartoon: May 22, 2013

Editorial Cartoon: May 22, 2013

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Editorial: Engagement

Editorial: Engagement

While work proceeds on rewriting the City of Powell River’s official community plan (OCP), most residents appear to have little interest in the process.
Viewpoint: Cancer scare doesn’t have to end in surgery

Viewpoint: Cancer scare doesn’t have to end in surgery

by Kitty Clemens On May 14, Angelina Jolie let the world know she had been diagnosed with carrying the BRCA gene giving her possibly a higher chance of contracting breast and/or ovarian cancer.
Letters to the Editor: May 22, 2013

Letters to the Editor: May 22, 2013

Coastal location most valuable Hats off to the Westview waterfront development committee for sustaining its recommendation to the City of Powell River that the old arena site be rezoned for mixed use and designated accordingly in the official communi
Editorial Cartoon: May 15, 2013

Editorial Cartoon: May 15, 2013

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Editorial: Rich remains

Editorial: Rich remains

Patience should apply to the process that is unfolding at Shelter Point Park on Texada Island. A fire destroyed the park’s concession and caretakers’ home last year.
Letters to the Editor: May 15, 2013

Letters to the Editor: May 15, 2013

Tennis court liability In zealous preparation for the 2013 tennis season, City of Powell River crews power-washed the existing courts. These courts were already in a state of general dilapidation [“Recreation assets need upgrades,” December 1, 2012].