In the Community

Sean Borle, 24, recalls meeting World War II veteran and fellow Edmonton resident Lloyd Brown, 96, for the first time six years ago at a Remembrance Day ceremony.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 164 schedule of events for Monday, November 11, 2019: 7 to 9 am: Breakfast (lower Legion Hall, 6811 Alexander Street) 9:15 am: Bus leaves the Legion to take veterans to parade area 9:30 am: Parade fall-in (foot of Arbutus

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The life and times of Nancy Crowther, Cougar Queen of Okeover Inlet

While the presence of poppies on lapels become more and more prominent in late October and early November, the poppy committee at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 164 is at work throughout the year, looking after the Poppy Trust Fund.

Fire department hosts events to promote Movember campaign

The photo above and caption below were published in the Powell River News on November 6, 1969.

If we want to get anywhere in life, if we want to make our aspiring dreams come true, then we need money. A part-time job at this age is a crucial step in finding our way in the real world. With each paycheque comes more opportunities.

The photo above and article below were originally published in the Powell River News on November 6, 1969.