Opinion

Catalyst Paper Corporation’s announcement about its recapitalization plan leaves some questions unanswered.

Democracy is a right Joe Oliver, federal minister of natural resources, is exercising the Stephen Harper’s Conservative government’s charter right to misrepresent the truth.

by Lesley Thorsell Our Conservative government has broken its international commitment to the Kyoto Protocol.

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An agreement between the economic development arms of two governments in the Powell River region signals a growing relationship that has the potential to create opportunities throughout the region.

by Zuzana Kulhánková Powell River condo owners and strata council members should be aware of new Strata Property Act regulations and the way they affect the management of their property.

Democracy not a factor Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government is like a hopelessly out-of-tune piano whose tone-deaf owner insists on playing louder and faster than everyone else in the kitchen. Harmony and consensus mean nothing.

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A new year provides an opportunity for a fresh start or, at the very least, an assessment. For Powell River, 2012 appears to be shaping up as a year of challenges.

Rejection provides lessons News that the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) has turned down the city’s application for a $7-million Innovations Fund grant for its co-treatment proposal brings to a close another chapter in the sewage treatment saga [“A