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Community honours chief with ceremony

Community honours chief with ceremony

Bruce Point was an advocate for education
School prepares for refreshing change

School prepares for refreshing change

Filter solves arsenic problem
Education aims for clarity

Education aims for clarity

Tlaamin takes steps to beginning of a brighter future

CrimeStoppers: March 12, 2014

Week of March 4 to 9, 2014 Total calls for service = 108 Impaired driving = 3 Assaults = 3 Break and enters = 1 Thefts = 18 Mischief = 2 1. Cranberry Lake area There have been numerous thefts from vehicles in the East Cranberry Lake area.

Council Briefs: March 12, 2014

Cycle network receives funding A plan to connect communities with bicycle paths has been given a boost.

Quick Peaks: March 12, 2014

Service resumes After two months and $30 million-worth of construction, BC Ferries resumed regular service between Powell River, Vancouver Island and Texada Island Monday, March 10.

MP leads discussion against pipeline

Risk reason for raising awareness

School board shuts down system

Regulations add millions of dollars to project costs

Election reform proposes four-year terms

Proponents suggest officials require more time

Briefly: March 7, 2014

Terminal opening Upgrades to Powell River’s Westview terminal are complete and BC Ferries said its newest berth will be open for business next week.