In the Community

As 2019 draws to a close, it is time to reflect on the positive events of the year, and to look forward to a happy new year.

Would getting organized be on your New Year’s resolution list? Kicking the clutter and getting organized is usually the number-two resolution on people’s lists; losing weight is commonly the number-one item.

As we mark the end of the year and look towards the future, I wish everyone good health and happiness.

Circulation of electronic media has increased 99 per cent in four years

Our board has been working with stakeholders’ groups over the last year to develop our new four-year strategic plan. We have focused on three key themes: learner success, engagement and connections and organizational sustainability.

As we prepare to welcome the new year, Let’s Talk Trash wants to share an inspiring local story about Powell River resident Jody Copley, who challenged herself to reduce her waste and took it to the next level.

Let me begin by recognizing that we live in the traditional territory of our neighbours, the Tla’amin Nation and remain grateful for their friendship and partnership as we move forward.

Each year’s end offers time for reflection and a time for anticipation. This year the qathet Regional District can reflect on the progress the community has made in meeting our obligations on both a local and global scale.

Money raised helps athletes train and compete in six sports

2019 was my first time seeking re-election as your MP for North Island-Powell River, and I want to thank the voters for putting your trust in me again.