Opinion

by Shehzad Somji There have been several discussions and letters to the Peak recently in which the cost to operate the Powell River Public Library has been challenged.

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Residents in ferry-dependent communities may have a sinking feeling after the provincial government’s response to a comprehensive report by the BC Ferry Commissioner.

Committee structure poor I appreciate the well-written viewpoint by George Orchiston on the subject of the select committee [“Committee composition has flaws,” May 2]. I agree wholeheartedly with him.

by Isabelle Moody Canada’s natural beauty and wildlife, along with our multiculturalism and social responsibility, were at the core of the Canadian character.

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Powell River residents have to refresh their memories to recall all the information that was circulating in the community over seven years ago about a vessel and service strategy prepared by BC Ferries.

Library at old school site I think the new library should be built at the old Max Cameron Secondary School site [“Architects unveil library design,” March 28].

by Michael Matthews When I arrived here in January, I immediately became aware of the issue of the new Powell River Public Library.

City of Powell River officials unveiled a new agreement-in-principle (AIP) with Catalyst Paper Corporation this week, one that takes some time to understand.