In the Community

It doesn’t matter if you’re Oprah, Steven Spielberg or Homer Simpson, we all have 24 hours in a day. How well we manage the hours we have is up to us. We often blame the lack of time for not being able to achieve the success we so desire.

Community leaders receive honour to kick-off annual campaign

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

Studies spark interest in law for Nicole Tomasic

Museum of Nightmares is Henderson Elementary School’s major fundraiser for 2019

All around us we see decay: in the leaves falling to the damp earth, the blooms of summer composting in gardens, and even in already sagging Halloween pumpkin lids.

The photo above and description below were published on the cover of the Powell River News on October 23, 1969. Time stands still for one hour early Sunday morning as daylight-saving time ends in British Columbia.

Group aims high with vision for full rehabilitation facility

Vaccination effort to eradicate infectious disease worldwide enters year 34

Injured western tanager eats well at Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society