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by Barrie Bookout Rejection of City of Powell River’s Innovations Fund application to the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM), for partially funding the co-treatment plan with Catalyst Paper Corporation, makes this an ideal time to rethink the best opt

Be informed before signing up I believe it is a good idea to read the letter from Linda Rosen to City of Powell River mayor and council regarding the choice of the old arena site for the new library, before you join the ranks of the naysayers or, as

by Adela Torchia I am writing with two unrelated matters on my mind, dogs off-leash and out-of-date food.

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After years of conflict and opposition, culminating in a bitter election campaign, co-treatment, the proposal to treat City of Powell River’s sewage at Catalyst Paper Corporation’s Powell River division, appears to have died from lack of funding.

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There were a few changes in the announcements made during City of Powell River’s inaugural council meeting, but there was no doubt where the focus would be for the next three years.

By Mike Robinson For the past eight years I have been spending about 100 days per year at Skelhp, the Coast Salish place name for the waters around Saltery Bay.

How to increase tourism In response to the question of how Powell River should increase tourism in Speak to the Peak [November 30], I find it surprising that the majority of respondents think that if the cost of the ferry would be lowered there would