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Growing pot at home in B.C. will be legal, but not easy

Growing pot at home in B.C. will be legal, but not easy

B.C. will allow adults to grow up to four cannabis plants at home under new recreational cannabis laws, but they aren’t going to make it easy, and if you get it wrong, fines and jail time could result. Beginning Oct.
UPDATED: City of Powell River bylaw draft paves way for food trucks

UPDATED: City of Powell River bylaw draft paves way for food trucks

Council addresses mobile vending conflict
City of Powell River planners recommend limits for cannabis sales

City of Powell River planners recommend limits for cannabis sales

Committee of the whole considers high business licence fee
Seniors at privately run B.C. care homes more likely to be hospitalized: report

Seniors at privately run B.C. care homes more likely to be hospitalized: report

Seniors who live in privately run care homes are far more likely to die in hospital than those who live in facilities run by public health authorities, according to a new report by B.C.’s seniors advocate.
Police patrol: Crime report

Police patrol: Crime report

Powell River RCMP reported the following for July 25 to 31, 2018
City of Powell River restricts water usage

City of Powell River restricts water usage

Conditions affect residents' watering times for gardens, shrubs and trees
EpiPens could run out in August: Health Canada

EpiPens could run out in August: Health Canada

The number of EpiPens could run out in August, according to an update from Health Canada. The feds had warned about a looming shortage, and a news release said that “Pfizer Canada has advised Health Canada that supply of EpiPen in the 0.
Provincial government includes Powell River in drought alert

Provincial government includes Powell River in drought alert

Hazy conditions worsen along Sunshine Coast

Have you checked on the senior in your life during the heatwave?

As the heatwave in B.C. continues, BC Care Providers Association is urging the public to check on their elderly friends, relatives and neighbours to make sure they're feeling well.

Have you checked on the senior in your life during the heatwave?

As the heatwave in B.C. continues — with temperatures hitting the high 30s in some areas — BC Care Providers Association is urging the public to check on their elderly friends, relatives and neighbours to make sure they're feeling well.