In the Community

Fox sparrows receive treatment at Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society

Tick tock, fill the sock! The pressure of the gift-giving season may have led you to join the ranks of the last-minute shoppers. You may even be procrastinating by reading this column.

More than ever before people are making a conscious effort to recycle and reuse everything they can. That definitely includes tons of holiday decorations, wrapping paper and gifts that will never be used.

Over 1,000 residents used food bank; need has been increasing

Trio created a highly effective clinical support network in community

Crime Stoppers reminds you that anonymous information on any crime is gratefully accepted 24/7 during the holidays, and year-round. The program also has a list of tips to keep criminal Grinches from ruining your holidays.

The photo above and article below were originally published in the Powell River News on December 18, 1969 Malaspina Sea Cadets receive Nelson trophy Dwight Hall was the scene of the formal presentation Tuesday night of the Navy League of Canada Gener

One person’s trash is another person’s treasure. This accounts for why secondhand shops, consignment stores and restores like Habitat for Humanity are thriving. We all want a deal, and also to rid our basements and attics of clutter.

Curling club and inclusion Powell River to receive funds

Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society frees birds trapped by chimneys