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Tla’amin Nation receives forgiveness for treaty negotiation loan

Tla’amin Nation receives forgiveness for treaty negotiation loan

Not having to repay amounts to $11 million for the community
Police Patrol: Powell River crime report

Police Patrol: Powell River crime report

Powell River RCMP reported the following for March 28 to April 3, 2019.
Second advance poll opens for Powell River byelection

Second advance poll opens for Powell River byelection

The second advance poll for City of Powell River’s byelection is open today until 8 pm. The polling place is at the rear entrance (lower level) of City Hall at 6910 Duncan Street.
B.C. Liberals force change to LNG bill as Greens walk

B.C. Liberals force change to LNG bill as Greens walk

B.C.’s New Democrat government suffered an embarrassing defeat in the legislature on a section of its marquee liquefied natural gas bill Tuesday night after its power-sharing partners, the Greens, walked out of a vote.
Hunter kills wolf on Texada Island

Hunter kills wolf on Texada Island

Animal not naturally occurring and would have had to swim to the island
qathet Regional District briefs: Program partner; Boat program

qathet Regional District briefs: Program partner; Boat program

Program partner qathet Regional District directors voted to contribute $2,500 toward the BC Provincial Nominee Program’sregional pilot for entrepreneur immigration at the regional board’s Monday, March 25, meeting.
Texada Islanders express opposition to shellfish farm in Northeast Bay

Texada Islanders express opposition to shellfish farm in Northeast Bay

Proponent says there will be no obstruction to beach access
BC Ferries: Surrey expected to enter dry dock this week

BC Ferries: Surrey expected to enter dry dock this week

BC Ferries says it should have more information next week about when the Queen of Surrey can return to service, but determining the cause of the March 26 accident that stranded passengers onboard for 10 hours will take longer.
Chinook closures in B.C. waters anger anglers

Chinook closures in B.C. waters anger anglers

Sport fishing sector fears it will be hit hard with severe fishing restrictions
B.C. taken to court over auto insurance changes

B.C. taken to court over auto insurance changes

The Trial Lawyers Association of B.C. is taking the provincial government to court over sweeping changes to auto insurance that took effect Monday. The association launched a constitutional challenge, arguing that Insurance Corporation of B.C.