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Thank you, Paul Hooson

Thank you, Paul Hooson

It was in November 1987 that 18 Bowen Islanders met in the foyer of the BICS gym to discuss, what ways and means could be found to build a multi-purpose community hall.
The library

The library

LETTER: When delays cost lives

LETTER: When delays cost lives

Dear Editor, Once again I hear the sirens and say a prayer that they’ll get there in time and the person will be ok-or that it’s just a baby being born a little early… and once again I promise myself that I will write THIS letter to everyone that may
Taking a break from the hot seat

Taking a break from the hot seat

No way. That’s what I said almost two years ago when Susanne Martin stepped down as editor of The Undercurrent and my husband suggested I apply for the job. Obviously, I came around and submitted my application.
LETTER: Summer Rhapsody

LETTER: Summer Rhapsody

To the Editor, We would like to express our profound appreciation for the wonderful audience that attended the “Summer Rhapsody” fundraising concert and reading, last Sunday.
LETTER: Can we trust environmental assessments?

LETTER: Can we trust environmental assessments?

Dear Editor, Many of us have tried to get an understanding what the BC Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) actually is or does these days, especially in light of the applications of Woodfibre LNG and Eagle Mountain Woodfibre pipeline are under revi
LETTER: The OCP and other things

LETTER: The OCP and other things

Dear Editor, In a recent letter (June 19), I ventured to comment on the OCP and one or two other topics. This provoked a letter of sustained disapproval from Dave Witty (June 26) and a much shorter, gentler letter from John Sbragia (July 3).
Au Revoir!

Au Revoir!

This is my last column for The Undercurrent. I’ve enjoyed being part of this mighty little community newspaper.
Seizing an alternative - Part Two

Seizing an alternative - Part Two

“Everything is to be understood in terms of the way it is interwoven with the rest of the Universe,” wrote Alfred North Whitehead (1861 – 1947).
LETTER: An appeal to Bowen’s small boaters

LETTER: An appeal to Bowen’s small boaters

Dear Editor, I think it’s safe to say that “island dwellers” would comprise of a sizable number of boat owners, be it a large sailor or a small boat on a trailer.