In the Community

Whether you’ve written it down, declared it from a mountaintop, or simply quietly contemplated some new year’s resolutions, there is a good chance you’ve been reflecting on the year that was and considering what you’d like the next turn of the wheel

Hopes high for 2021 graduation

Lifetime achievement award bestowed upon Frank Clayton

Board of education trustee dies suddenly

If we are not aware of our unhealthy habits, we will unconsciously transfer them to the next day, month or year. While reading an article on procrastination, I came upon this quote: “Our habits decide our future.

Evening grosbeak recovers from trauma at Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society

Happy 2021! I hope it is a good year for the emotional and physical health of everyone. The pandemic continues to take a toll on many, and I share our collective sadness over the losses we’re all experiencing.

As we close out this year, I would like to take this time to wish you all a very happy new year. May it bring you health happiness and good fortune.

2020 is a difficult year to reflect on as we continue to weather the COVID-19 storm together. Our school communities have risen to the challenge and have demonstrated strength and resilience, supporting each other with compassion.

Season’s greetings, from the Tla’amin Nation. I would like to take this opportunity to send our gratitude from our nation and leadership.