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Editorial Cartoon: October 24, 2012

Editorial Cartoon: October 24, 2012

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Editorial: Landfills' legacy

Editorial: Landfills' legacy

Although covered over, the Squatters Creek landfill periodically bubbles up to the surface, like the stream itself did before it was forced through pipes and buried in garbage.
Viewpoint: No need to be held hostage by ferries

Viewpoint: No need to be held hostage by ferries

by Richard Furness BC Ferries is at it again. Our bank accounts and credit are being sucked dry by all and sundry, including an institution most of us regard as a public service.
Letters to the Editor: October 24, 2012

Letters to the Editor: October 24, 2012

Leaving a legacy Don James is the composer of some of the best childhood memories I, another charter member of the Powell River Boys' Choir, have [“Music director bows out,” October 17].
Editorial Cartoon: October 17, 2012

Editorial Cartoon: October 17, 2012

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Editorial: Enterprise

Editorial: Enterprise

Small business week, which this year takes place from October 14 to 20, provides an annual opportunity to mark the importance of this sector in our economy and the fabric of the community.
Letters to the Editor: October 17, 2012

Letters to the Editor: October 17, 2012

Water bottle industry I read with interest the viewpoint column written by Trish Cocksedge [“Take back the tap,” September 26].
Viewpoint: Entering the next chapter

Viewpoint: Entering the next chapter

by Steve Perkins Decades ago man was told to ease off on greenhouse gas emissions. Our response to that was to ramp up production. Well, here we are trying to put out a fire while adding more fuel.
Editorial Cartoon: October 10, 2012

Editorial Cartoon: October 10, 2012

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Editorial: Not if, but when

Editorial: Not if, but when

Complacency is hard to shake as we live our busy lives from day to day, sheltered from major catastrophes that rock other areas of the planet. Fortunately, an annual event helps us not take our safe and secure region for granted.