Opinion

With the province and Tla’Amin (Sliammon) First Nation ready for over a year to initial an agreement reached with the inclusion of the federal government’s chief negotiator, it seems puzzling what the delay on the part of the feds could possibly be.

Lessons on treatment Currently going through its own controversy over sewage privatization is the municipality of Sooke [“Staff revise estimates,” July 6]. Sooke handed over the operation of its sewage system to Edmonton-based Epcor five years ago.

by Lesley Thorsell I just wanted to comment on the “Students Support Sustainability” article [ Weekend Shopper , June 17].

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Resignation – Reg Gillies, Evans Avenue What part of “no” don’t they understand? Well, that did it [“Council chooses option,” June 29]. I give up. After 11 years, hours of meetings, report reading, research and a cabinet drawer full of files, I quit.

By Angie Davey Excuse me while I gush a little. I woke up on top of the world this morning.

While the last note has been played, the memory of this year’s Symphony Orchestra of the Pacific (SOAP) will linger for months.

Even though City of Powell River council has chosen an option for the liquid waste management plan, many outstanding details remain before phased consolidation turns into reality.

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Powell River doesn’t have to reinvent the wheel to begin dealing with the increasing number of bear-human conflicts in the community.