Opinion

While it took close to five hours over two days, City of Powell River council has made a decision on how to treat sewage. Sort of.

Along the trails I have memories, beautiful memories of a time spent in the community you call home. Retirement never was a bore, for we explored the land below the Coast Mountain range, to the back of the Sunshine Coast.

by Todd Phillips I have read a lot about the proposed treatment options. I agree with many that the public option is being spearheaded by a special interest group.

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Texada Island residents are used to coping with the vagaries of ferry service. The island, home to about 750 people, is part of Powell River Regional District, but separated by Malaspina Strait.

HST referendum I got my copy of the HST pamphlet the other day [“HST changes,” June 1]. For the sake of brevity let’s take it as a given that axing the HST will cost us money. The money isn’t what’s important.

by Adam Cramb Despite the possible fear of being exposed to human interference, the wild Great Blue Heron made an effort to preserve itself and returned to its nest at Powell River Recreation Complex.

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BC’s Forest Practices Board has concluded a significant investigation into the Toba-Montrose run-of-river power project, located just north of Powell River. Its report provides an excellent blueprint for consideration of future projects.

Blues festival thrills Wow. The first blues festival in Powell River was unbelievable [“Seaside festival prepares to rock,” June 1]. From Friday night, June 3, right through until Sunday evening, June 5, it was a huge success.