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Here’s what you need to know about the new pot laws

Here’s what you need to know about the new pot laws

Under the new laws, anyone 19 years of age or older is legally able to possess up to 30 grams of dried pot or the equivalent in non-dried form: five grams of fresh cannabis, 15 grams of edible product, 70 grams of liquid product, 0.
Santé Veritas CEO updates company status in Powell River

Santé Veritas CEO updates company status in Powell River

Mayoral candidate questions project’s completion during live debate
City of Powell River completes promise to Tla’amin Nation

City of Powell River completes promise to Tla’amin Nation

Historic land decision sets precedent
Powell River considers development tools and incentives for historic Townsite

Powell River considers development tools and incentives for historic Townsite

Community supports heritage protection
Police patrol: Powell River crime report

Police patrol: Powell River crime report

Powell River RCMP reported the following for October 10 to October 17, 2018.
Join KTW as it tours B.C.'s first legal cannabis store

Join KTW as it tours B.C.'s first legal cannabis store

Meanwhile, the provincial government has revealed its cannabis website, where adults can have a wide of array or cannabis and cannabis products delivered to their homes
UPDATED: RCMP and City of Powell River respond to cannabis legalization

UPDATED: RCMP and City of Powell River respond to cannabis legalization

Province advises unlicensed retailers to close doors and apply for permit
2018 Referendum on Electoral Reform guide: Part three

2018 Referendum on Electoral Reform guide: Part three

Third article in three-part series looks Rural-Urban proportional option
Mount Washington resort to add zipline

Mount Washington resort to add zipline

Mount Washington Alpine resort has announced plans to proceed with a $3.5-million zipline attraction that will span 2.3 kilometres.
Can I blaze before my flight? YVR says yes

Can I blaze before my flight? YVR says yes

Vancouver’s international airport says people are welcome smoke weed in its designated smoking areas post-legalization, but the Airport Authority is reminding travellers that crossing international borders with the plant is still not allowed regardle