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Letters to the Editor: November 23, 2011

Letters to the Editor: November 23, 2011

Respect for name At the next all-candidates forum [Candidates outline election platforms,” November 9], perhaps we could have a moderator who doesn’t make a candidate’s surname a subject of ribbing, good-natured or not.
Viewpoint: Farewell to The Admiral

Viewpoint: Farewell to The Admiral

by Joyce Carlson It didn’t have to end the way it did. Mayor Stewart Alsgard lost his bid for a fifth term in office. The defeat came after weeks of acrimonious relations between the mayor and his council, and between his supporters and detractors.
Editorial Cartoon: November 16, 2011

Editorial Cartoon: November 16, 2011

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Editorial: Election debacle

Editorial: Election debacle

Shock waves rippled through the community last week as word started to spread that Mayor Stewart Alsgard had suspended two senior city staff members.
Letters to the Editor: November 16, 2011

Letters to the Editor: November 16, 2011

Remembrance Day As my research, A Record of Service, can be found on the Powell River Historical Museum and Archives’ website, I can assure you that I have the utmost respect and appreciation of the work and sacrifice that our men and women provided
Viewpoint: Living on a massive overdraft

Viewpoint: Living on a massive overdraft

by Rob Higgin Occupy Wall Street rebellion around the world is a welcome and unprecedented phenomena. The message is clear: “To corporate America and Europe: You’re not to be trusted. We will find a better way.
Editorial Cartoon: November 09, 2011

Editorial Cartoon: November 09, 2011

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Editorial: Honouring heroes

Editorial: Honouring heroes

Powell River residents have much to be grateful for this Remembrance Day, November 11. One way to show gratitude is to honour the veterans who fought for us.
Letters to the Editor: November 09, 2011

Letters to the Editor: November 09, 2011

Past and future of Powell River When we were a town, we had 2,700 employees at the paper mill and sawmill. They both ran 24 hours a day except for holidays. We had sawmills, salmon, herring and five dairies.
Viewpoint: We all pay for freedom

Viewpoint: We all pay for freedom

by Charlie Tatham Tom Bibby won the Military Medal at Dieppe, August 19, 1942. That fall he spoke to Woodstock Collegiate Institute high school assembly, Ontario.