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Focus on Film: A roller coaster ride of the absurd

Focus on Film: A roller coaster ride of the absurd

Bye Bye Morons screens as part of Powell River Film Festival on October 10
Fire department in qathet Regional District accredited for superior tanker shuttle service

Fire department in qathet Regional District accredited for superior tanker shuttle service

Accreditation is recognized as equivalent to fire hydrant protection
Inclusion goes both ways in qathet region

Inclusion goes both ways in qathet region

Lots to celebrate for inclusion Powell River and more to be done, says chief executive officer
Powell River and District Teachers’ Association welcomes mask wearing

Powell River and District Teachers’ Association welcomes mask wearing

More money needs to be invested in cleaning, according to teachers’ association
Focus on Film: Movie offers unique insight into our past and future

Focus on Film: Movie offers unique insight into our past and future

Themes raised in Bootlegger are important to all Canadians and must be looked at by all of us ~ Stephen J. Miller
Black-throated grey warbler eats its way to health at Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society

Black-throated grey warbler eats its way to health at Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society

PROWLS: Rescue of the week
Kicking the Clutter: Three easy projects for fall home organizing

Kicking the Clutter: Three easy projects for fall home organizing

The biggest dilemma for many people is where and how to start
Former qathet region high school student uses data to back need for LGBTQ2S+ inclusivity in schools

Former qathet region high school student uses data to back need for LGBTQ2S+ inclusivity in schools

Recent Brooks Secondary School graduate Jordana Pangburn presented findings to school district and Powell River City Council
Tla'amin Nation citizens and qathet region residents participate in National Day for Truth and Reconciliation march

Tla'amin Nation citizens and qathet region residents participate in National Day for Truth and Reconciliation march

Congregation walked from Tla’amin Nation lands in Townsite to Willingdon Beach
Place names suggest deep connection to Tla'amin lands

Place names suggest deep connection to Tla'amin lands

One small part of reconciliation is to respect Tla’amin’s priority on place names according to oral history and language