There’s nothing like an earthquake to shake us, at least briefly, out of complacency. Everybody from the Fraser Valley to Cape Scott was talking about the 6.4-magnitude quake Friday south of Port Alice because so many of us felt or witnessed its effects.

B.C.'s private power industry has strong arguments in support of it, and the opposition is based on exaggerated or outright false claims.

The proposed Mufford overpass, unveiled to the public on Tuesday at an open house, is better than the failed project it replaces. However, it still leaves much to be desired.

The three local governments are very important to the day-to-day lives of 91Ô­´´ residents, and it would be wonderful if many more residents went to the polls to elect mayors, councillors and trustees.

Most people I spoke to are focused on the upcoming municipal election, particularly in the Township.

For the past 20 years, we have proudly provided quality childcare to children in the community. We would like to thank you all for helping us reach this amazing goal.

We had a lot of fun with them putting this trailer together.

We in the Township of 91Ô­´´ were lured into what was then called the GVRD (now Metro Vancouver) in the late 1980s by then-mayor John Beales.

I thought it prudent that the public got the truth regarding this committee’s report and recommendations.

Really, do any of us think that if 17-year-old boys have access to $150,000 automobiles to play with, that a $196 fine is going to be some sort of deterrent? Obviously, whoever laid out the money for the car will be paying the fine.