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Cartoon: Political problems

Cartoon: Political problems

Santa can only do so much...
Powell River Regals take first of weekend set versus Nanaimo

Powell River Regals take first of weekend set versus Nanaimo

Senior hockey clubs face off again tonight at Hap Parker Arena
Kicking the Clutter: Organizing chores for the holiday season

Kicking the Clutter: Organizing chores for the holiday season

It’s never too early to plan your celebration
B.C. Ferries trying out Starlink Wi-Fi, but only for crew

B.C. Ferries trying out Starlink Wi-Fi, but only for crew

Only crew members will have access to Wi-Fi during the trial, which is in its early stages and currently limited to operational needs, B.C. Ferries spokesperson Sheila Reynolds said Friday.
Powell River Farmers' Market nutrition coupons set to expire

Powell River Farmers' Market nutrition coupons set to expire

Program provides fresh food for families, seniors and new parents
Retiring Powell River RCMP officer acknowledged at city hall

Retiring Powell River RCMP officer acknowledged at city hall

Rod Wiebe received plaudits in appearance at council meeting
More cases of parasite causing deadly whirling disease in fish found in B.C. waters

More cases of parasite causing deadly whirling disease in fish found in B.C. waters

The first case of the parasite in B.C. waters was found in September 2023.
Editorial: Be selective about where you shop

Editorial: Be selective about where you shop

By choosing local, shoppers are not only buying a gift, they’re investing in everyone’s future...
B.C. stockbroker regulatory regime 'baffles' industry observer

B.C. stockbroker regulatory regime 'baffles' industry observer

B.C. stock market observer David Baines says he is glad to see the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization appeal a case that sets standards for stockbroker obligations to prevent capital market misconduct.
As postal strike enters fourth week, pressure mounts for Ottawa to step in: experts

As postal strike enters fourth week, pressure mounts for Ottawa to step in: experts

As the Canada Post strike drags into a fourth week, experts say there's growing pressure on the government to act as the business community's calls for intervention get louder.