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Restaurants and bars get a break on liquor licences

The provincial government announced Friday that they would be temporarily deferring renewal charges for licenses expiring between now and June 30 until Sept. 30.
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Rent is due: worries about being able to pay

Rent is due: worries about being able to pay

Property managers, landlords and building owners are bracing for bad news today, as the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on the economy is expected once again to disrupt the property rental market.
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Canadian Starbucks stores preparing to re-open for walk-ins

Canadian Starbucks stores preparing to re-open for walk-ins

The crazy line-ups many of us have witnessed at Starbucks drive-thrus may be about to end. Starting this week, Starbucks Canada is preparing to resume operations in as many stores as possible by the end of May.
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Powell River Peak wins three awards in provincial competition

Powell River Peak wins three awards in provincial competition

Ma Murray announcements recognize community newspaper excellence throughout BC
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Developer requests return of fees from City of Powell River

Developer requests return of fees from City of Powell River

Staff to consider partial refund
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Farmers’ market in Powell River adapts to new normal

Farmers’ market in Powell River adapts to new normal

Organizers and vendors prepare for upcoming season
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COVID-19 outbreak at United Poultry Company in Vancouver

COVID-19 outbreak at United Poultry Company in Vancouver

28 cases, plant has been shut down
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Air Canada suspending flights to US for one month

Air Canada suspending flights to US for one month

Air Canada announced Tuesday that it will be temporarily suspending all scheduled flights to the U.S. after April 26 for about one month.
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City of Powell River council to consider amending street vending bylaw

City of Powell River council to consider amending street vending bylaw

Expansion of locations being considered
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Commercial electricity consumption plummets during COVID-19 pandemic

BC Hydro offering relief to commercial customers forced to close because of the coronavirus
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