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In the April 12 issue of Pique, under the headline “Coalition seeks support to save mushroom lands,” it was reported that Shirley Pietla was “the widow of a logger”. In fact, Shirley Pietla’s husband, Bill, is alive and well. He no longer works as a logger. Pique Newsmagazine apologizes to Bill and Shirley and deeply regrets the error.
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