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qathet Regional District board will consider code of conduct policy

qathet Regional District board will consider code of conduct policy

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qathet Regional Board to consider rent forgiveness

qathet Regional Board to consider rent forgiveness

Texada Seniors Council petitions for rent reduction
North Island-Powell River MP's office deals with COVID-19 challenges

North Island-Powell River MP's office deals with COVID-19 challenges

Rachel Blaney pleased that business program expands
Masks now encouraged for ferry passengers

Masks now encouraged for ferry passengers

Air travellers required to have masks when they board planes
City of Powell River Council to consider property tax penalty adjustment

City of Powell River Council to consider property tax penalty adjustment

Proposed bylaw would set later dates for penalties
City of Powell River council to consider amending street vending bylaw

City of Powell River council to consider amending street vending bylaw

Expansion of locations being considered
City of Powell River staff to revisit number of chickens allowed on properties

City of Powell River staff to revisit number of chickens allowed on properties

Councillor wants to allow for increase
Canadians will be required wear non-medical face masks on flights, says federal government

Canadians will be required wear non-medical face masks on flights, says federal government

Canadians will now be required to wear non-medical masks or face coverings on flights, Federal Minister of Transport Marc Garneau announced Friday .
City of Powell River proclaims April 28 as day of remembrance

City of Powell River proclaims April 28 as day of remembrance

National Day of Mourning recognized
Powell River mayor provides update on COVID-19 and mill curtailment

Powell River mayor provides update on COVID-19 and mill curtailment

Mayor Dave Formosa provided his weekly update to the community at the April 16 City of Powell River Council meeting. Formosa said the provincial government has extended the COVID-19 state of emergency until April 28.