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Surrey Eagles win fifth straight over Powell River Kings

Surrey Eagles win fifth straight over Powell River Kings

Special teams account for five of seven goals scored in the April 25 BCHL game
Kicking the Clutter: Psychological obstacles that contribute to cluttered spaces

Kicking the Clutter: Psychological obstacles that contribute to cluttered spaces

When we keep too much stuff and memories from the past, we have very little time or energy to live in the present... ~ Ranka Burzan
Three school trustees elected in Powell River

Three school trustees elected in Powell River

Brendan Behan, Jaclyn Miller and Rob Hill will sit on School District 47 board of education
Powell River Kings skate to overtime win over Coquitlam Express

Powell River Kings skate to overtime win over Coquitlam Express

Ethan Riesterer's third goal of the season secures win
Memoirs of a pandemic wedding in Powell River

Memoirs of a pandemic wedding in Powell River

Dealing with the shifting situation didn’t make it easy, but it went off without a hitch
New COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations, and ICU patients trend down in B.C.

New COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations, and ICU patients trend down in B.C.

Four people died overnight from COVID-19, raising the province's death toll from the disease to 1,554.
Powell River Public Library to open pop-up for limited browsing

Powell River Public Library to open pop-up for limited browsing

Service will have small collection of materials; Restoration work after flood has left little access
Sunshine Coast ferry routes not included in non-essential travel order

Sunshine Coast ferry routes not included in non-essential travel order

Province amps up effort to control variants
AstraZeneca benefits outweigh risk, say Powell River health professionals

AstraZeneca benefits outweigh risk, say Powell River health professionals

Research shows risk of developing a blood clot is four in one million
Powell River Kings’ forward Caleb Parkhouse describes a hockey season like no other

Powell River Kings’ forward Caleb Parkhouse describes a hockey season like no other

“We’ve been eating out of cardboard boxes for about two weeks now. The food has been very good so there are no complaints there.”