In the Community

In the world we live in today, even though we’re the furthest we’ve ever been before, we have a lot of change ahead of us.

About 100 Brooks Secondary School students joined a global protest in relation to climate inaction by walking out of class on Friday, March 15. Similar events took place across Canada and in more than 100 countries around the world.

Annual event will feature a seed swap, guest speakers and more

Don’t Miss this Month: Wednesday, March 20 Women in Business AGM Powell River Women in Business hosts its Awesome General Meeting from 6 to 7:30 pm in the First Credit Union Room at Powell River Public Library.

Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society sends injured eagle to facility in Delta

On those days when you feel overwhelmed about all the ways we are stressing our planet’s resources, take a day off from the news. Instead of getting inundated with disheartening statistics, and stories of impending doom, get creative.

Healthy and affordable meals in a huge demand in the region

IMPRESSIVE COLLECTION: 1st Powell River Brownies [from left] Estrella Amundsen, seven, Maci Glazewski, eight, Londyn Waterton, eight, Brooke Bodnar, eight, Lauren Hunter, eight, Hilary Beeching, seven, and Gabby De Rooy, seven, and Brownie guider Dia

As winter makes its lamentably slow departure, many of us will be scrambling to catch up on projects usually accomplished in February. Here are a few to consider. • Pruning.

Dual-credit competitors bring home medals from Skills Canada BC regionals