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Tla’amin gifts the name 'qathet' for ambulance station

Tla’amin gifts the name 'qathet' for ambulance station

Nation's legislative assembly members join BC Emergency Health Services employees and senior leaders for renaming ceremony
North Island-Powell River candidate pitches green affordability fix

North Island-Powell River candidate pitches green affordability fix

Jessica Wegg pursues representing riding as MP for second time
Powell River Minor Hockey product moving from WHL to college

Powell River Minor Hockey product moving from WHL to college

Luke Shipley will attend University of Massachusetts Lowell after three seasons with Brandon Wheat Kings
Tanille Johnston in qathet this week; unfazed by national polls

Tanille Johnston in qathet this week; unfazed by national polls

NDP's North Island-Powell River candidate sees benefits in minority governments
April is National Oral Health Month

April is National Oral Health Month

With a few consistent habits most complications can be avoided and even corrected
Herbal Healing: Gout can be addressed through natural means

Herbal Healing: Gout can be addressed through natural means

Signs and symptoms often begin without much warning, and can be precipitated by relatively minor events such as stubbing a toe
Healthy Living: Finding hope in unlikely places

Healthy Living: Finding hope in unlikely places

We are witnessing, on the multiple screens of life, a hostility toward the planet and to each other, which is without precedent. ~ Robert Skender
High winds, sun and cloud today in qathet region

High winds, sun and cloud today in qathet region

Long weekend may see rain in the forecast
Powell River Salmon Society starts coho clipping campaign

Powell River Salmon Society starts coho clipping campaign

Goal is to clip 300,000 adipose fins this month
Rob Shaw: Rustad wants a pay bump for MLAs. Does he have a point?

Rob Shaw: Rustad wants a pay bump for MLAs. Does he have a point?

Politicians face a third pay freeze, even as staffers see major increases. Are we asking public servants to do too much for too little?