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In rare photo, killer whale uses tail to toss seal high into the air

In rare photo, killer whale uses tail to toss seal high into the air

A whale watching captain caught a rare sight on camera when a Bigg’s killer whale tossed a seal high in the air.
Therapy dogs and handlers stage parade in Powell River

Therapy dogs and handlers stage parade in Powell River

Canines lead procession to health-care facilities
International student program to continue in Powell River

International student program to continue in Powell River

School District 47 accepting overseas students
Stricter penalties on the way for COVID-19 rule breakers: Dix

Stricter penalties on the way for COVID-19 rule breakers: Dix

Stricter penalties are on the way for those who ignore public health guidelines, after the province reported a record-breaking jump in COVID-19 cases.
Community centre upgrade for Lund to be considered

Community centre upgrade for Lund to be considered

qathet Regional District board will contemplate facility expansion
B.C.'s $300 crisis supplement extended until end of year

B.C.'s $300 crisis supplement extended until end of year

B.C. will continue to offer a $300 COVID-19 crisis supplement for low-income seniors, as well as financial support for provincial disability and income clients, the government announced on Monday.
qathet Regional District staff requests $50,000 ceiling per component for resource-recovery centre

qathet Regional District staff requests $50,000 ceiling per component for resource-recovery centre

Board to consider spending limits
qathet Regional District board will consider RFPs for organics processing

qathet Regional District board will consider RFPs for organics processing

qathet Regional District’s board of directors will consider directing staff to issue a request for proposals (RFP) for a local organics processing facility.
Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA reflects on ‘unusual’ legislative session

Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA reflects on ‘unusual’ legislative session

COVID-19 changes how provincial government operates
Government releases mask guidelines for students, staff

Government releases mask guidelines for students, staff

Face coverings will be mandatory in high traffic areas