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COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. fall to new multi-month low

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. fall to new multi-month low

Omicron variant has yet to appear in B.C., say health officials.
Chair reelected by qathet Regional District board of directors

Chair reelected by qathet Regional District board of directors

Patrick Brabazon acclaimed and will serve for eighth consecutive term
Racers from qathet region finish atop cyclocross standings at Vancouver Island event

Racers from qathet region finish atop cyclocross standings at Vancouver Island event

“I can’t overstate how significant it was that we won. Our team had so many different ages and sexes, and it wasn’t just a bunch of strong 40-year-old guys. It had everybody.” ~ Powell River CX cyclocross racing team member David Opko
Another weather alert for Sunshine Coast this weekend

Another weather alert for Sunshine Coast this weekend

More rain predicted to start early Nov. 27
Healthy Living: Plans often fail, it’s part of the process

Healthy Living: Plans often fail, it’s part of the process

On the evening news, images of cars under water and families standing on roofs waiting for help are supposed to be in Indonesia or Thailand, not Abbotsford. ~ Robert Skender
Editorial: Footing the bill

Editorial: Footing the bill

No reimbursements will be offered to businesses under British Columbia's new sick leave program
Cartoon: I'm with somebody

Cartoon: I'm with somebody

Poll: 64 per cent qathet region respondents will not revert to 'normal' holiday season plans

Poll: 64 per cent qathet region respondents will not revert to 'normal' holiday season plans

COVID-19 continues to affect celebrations
qathet Regional District finance committee makes grants-in-aid recommendations

qathet Regional District finance committee makes grants-in-aid recommendations

Regional board will consider allocations to community groups
COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. below 300 for first time since September

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. below 300 for first time since September

Three more COVID-19 deaths raise provincial death toll to 2,316.