In the Community

Why is it important to speak up? Why must we as a generation learn to let our voices be heard and our opinions be respected? As we get older, we slowly start to make the shift into adulthood; our rights become more solid, we gain independence, and we

Quintet of varied thrushes recover at Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society

Chapter seven: The inlets

Community forest grant allows purchase of updated vehicle

Intention is to provide a relaxing space for patients, families and community, with an educational component

Caelum Soprovich earns bronze at provincial skills competition

Thursday, May 16 100+ Women Who Care is meeting 6:30 pm at Town Centre Hotel to vote on a non-profit organization to donate funding to. Visit 100womenpr.com for more information.

By now, most of us know going green involves getting our kitchen scraps out of the landfill, but just how much of an impact does it have if we, say, focus on other ways to reduce our waste instead? It turns out that 40 per cent of our garbage is, in

Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society helps conservation officer separate fighting eagles

CRIB CLUB: Powell River Westview Men’s Crib Club recently held its annual banquet with an attendance of 24 members and their spouses. Pictured above is club president Bill McKay presenting Al Bartley with the club’s skunk mascot.