In the Community

If the legislation introduced Tuesday goes through, families and individuals will be able to start applying for the benefit as early as December 18, setting them up for deposits by Christmas Eve.

Annual program educates people about wildlife in an urban setting

’Tis the season to make garbage. Only a shrunken-hearted Grinch would make such a proclamation and yet, during the holidays, we tend to produce 25 per cent more waste, and dump sites on trails are often started with Christmas trees.

Powell River and District Christmas Cheer Committee will receive $5,000 from Western Forest Products (WFP) as part of a contribution the company is making to help community groups spread holiday cheer.

Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society gives raven time to heal

Have you always wanted to achieve something, but until now haven’t gotten started, or postponed it until someday? Do you put off things you need or want to do because you have to focus on work you don’t really like? Do you have family responsibilitie

Committee hears proposal for a 24-unit complex

Memorial tree in place at Town Centre mall

Region faces rise in apportionment in coming year

How does our situation in Powell River relate to the pandemic elsewhere in the province and country? This is a question that has been top of mind for many of us. The connections are not always clear, but they are important.