In the Community

Our consumptive habits have ventured underground. Gone are the days when we either made or knew the maker of all the items in our home. Life in the village was more quaint, slower, and much more in harmony with the natural cycle of the planet.

Fawn recovers from vehicle impact at Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society

New mobile learning centre expected to arrive in August

Job enables Jacob Hanson to return with his family

This fellow was on the lookout for cherries near King Avenue and Columbia Street at around 5:30 pm tonight. Be bear aware out there.

When was the last time you found yourself, almost without a thought, saying something along these lines? I’m taking out the trash. Where can I toss this? Do you have a waste bin? Just get rid of it. I’m headed to the dump. I threw it away.

Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society helps coordinate travel for abandoned bear cub

FRESH PAINT: Joan Martisca, one of Texada Island Dragon Boat Club’s coaches and founding members, brushes a ceremonial orange dot onto the portside dragon’s eye of the club’s dragon boat during a naming ceremony on Saturday, June 29, at Texada Boatin

Shelley Boyce receives Medal of the Order of Australia

Tourism Powell River and Townsite Heritage Society invite public for celebration at Henderson House