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Quick Peak: BC Ferries unveils Texada ferry design; Province drops tuition charges

BC Ferries unveils Texada ferry design BC Ferries will be presenting a preliminary design for its replacement of Texada Island’s North Island Princess and is seeking the public’s thoughts.
Board support weakens for regional government name change

Board support weakens for regional government name change

Three Powell River Regional District directors question original votes
BC interior fire evacuees find shelter

BC interior fire evacuees find shelter

Six families leave danger areas to seek sanctuary in Powell River
Powell River council ready to proceed with demolition, says mayor

Powell River council ready to proceed with demolition, says mayor

City staff prepares cost analysis on taking down former Inn at Westview
Work begins on Haslam Lake water main replacement

Work begins on Haslam Lake water main replacement

Restrictions put in place as city crews begin to update infrastructure
Former barge terminal development proceeds

Former barge terminal development proceeds

City staff plan to present public’s engagement report regarding waterfront site in Westview
Powell River Regional District board approves 10-year garbage plan

Powell River Regional District board approves 10-year garbage plan

Public consultation process to take place during September and October
Powell River Regional District calls in 911 expert for Lasqueti Island

Powell River Regional District calls in 911 expert for Lasqueti Island

Local government continues review of remote area’s emergency system

Quick Peak: Feds issue air quality warning; Contractors pass on park; Corp adds sailing

Feds issue air quality warning Environment Canada issued an air quality warning Tuesday, August 1, for Powell River that will remain in effect until Thursday, August 3, as smoke from BC wildfires enters the area.

Regional District briefs: Funds for food policy; Accepts name change report

Funds for food policy Powell River Regional District board voted at its Thursday, July 27, meeting to provide $5,000 in assistance to the Powell River Food Policy Council, a group developing recommendations for the Powell River region’s local governm