Opinion

Sometimes local government affairs become heated and abrasive.

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Climate change refugees Melting of Greenland’s ice sheet increased from 40 per cent to 97 per cent in only four days from July 8 through 12 of this year. This is called an extreme melt.

by Trish Cocksedge At the City of Powell River’s committee of the whole meeting September 6, a recommendation was put forward that bottled water continue to be sold at city facilities and civic events and that the funds to purchase one water bottle f

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Naive cruelty A needless tragedy happened directly in front of our home along Malaspina Strait, just south of Powell River [“Safety on the water,” July 25].

Autumn begins on Saturday, September 22, and what better way to mark the change to shorter days and longer nights than a visit to Powell River Fall Fair.

by Lee Ann Johnson As a citizen and resident of Gibsons, BC, I am requesting the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for British Columbia consider the following issues regarding the redistribution in the West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky r

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By Jan Gisborne Canada has shown long-standing leadership in support of global polio eradication, a goal which is the highest priority for Rotarians throughout the world.