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Gibsons and Powell River receive funding for capital projects as part of BC's Gaming Grants program

Gibsons and Powell River receive funding for capital projects as part of BC's Gaming Grants program

$5 Million in gaming grants support 54 community projects across BC
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In memoriam: Marie Doherty

In memoriam: Marie Doherty

1929 - 2025
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Conservation Officer warns against feeding deer

Conservation Officer warns against feeding deer

Understanding Foundering Disease in deer and Its risks
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Financial plan amendment bylaw adopted by Powell River Council

Financial plan amendment bylaw adopted by Powell River Council

Amended budget shows a total of $63.1 million
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qathet poetry reading a meditation in unordinary times

qathet poetry reading a meditation in unordinary times

Book presentation at the library will be immersive and uplifting, says poet Cynthia Sharp
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Editorial: Woman entrepreneurs thriving in qathet and across Canada

Editorial: Woman entrepreneurs thriving in qathet and across Canada

Their success proves innovation, resilience and community support are powerful catalysts for economic growth
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City of Powell River Council okays liquor distillery's permit

City of Powell River Council okays liquor distillery's permit

Facility is situated on Cariboo Avenue in the Grief Point area
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Signs of spring popping up as rain continues this week in qathet

Signs of spring popping up as rain continues this week in qathet

Daytime temperatures rise after chilly weekend
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Powell River Minor Hockey teams adorn 'third jersey'

Powell River Minor Hockey teams adorn 'third jersey'

Players wear Regals' attire for special photo with senior AA club
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Opinion: B.C.'s Bill 7 an 'unnecessary power grab,' says former premier

Opinion: B.C.'s Bill 7 an 'unnecessary power grab,' says former premier

"To stand up to the U.S., we must first stand up for democracy and against autocracy at home," writes former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell.
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