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qathet Regional District to revisit land use study

qathet Regional District to revisit land use study

Report recommends more regulation in rural areas
qathet Regional District asks potential visitors to stay away

qathet Regional District asks potential visitors to stay away

Board chair expresses concern about upcoming May long weekend
Don’t expect everything to go ‘back to normal’ next week, premier says

Don’t expect everything to go ‘back to normal’ next week, premier says

A provincial state of emergency has been extended for another two weeks, and is expected to continue for the foreseeable future, B.C. Premier John Horgan said Wednesday.
COVID-19 survey available online for Powell River area residents

COVID-19 survey available online for Powell River area residents

All BC residents urged to participate
Police Patrol: Powell River crime report

Police Patrol: Powell River crime report

Powell River RCMP reported the following for May 7 to 13, 2020.
First responders attend to car accident in Powell River

First responders attend to car accident in Powell River

Traffic halted at Manson Avenue and Barnet Street
North Island-Powell River MP calls retiree income boost insufficient

North Island-Powell River MP calls retiree income boost insufficient

Increases should be permanent, says Rachel Blaney
Canada could soon see human trials of Chinese COVID-19 vaccine

Canada could soon see human trials of Chinese COVID-19 vaccine

Using technology developed in Canada and China, it was the first candidate vaccine in the world to make it to Phase 2 human clinical trials. However, before any trials begin in Canada, the vaccine would need approval from Health Canada.
Premier releases statement on International Nurses Day

Premier releases statement on International Nurses Day

BC premier John Horgan released the following statement on May 12 to recognize International Nurses Day: "Today is International Nurses Day, and in appreciation of BC nurses, the province is proud to proclaim May 11 to 17 as Nursing Week to recognize
Travel on long weekend only if essential: B.C. Ferries

Travel on long weekend only if essential: B.C. Ferries

In the run-up to the Victoria Day long weekend, B.C. Ferries is reminding people to avoid non-essential travel in its bid to keep staff and passengers safe from COVID-19. “Many communities served by B.C.