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Myles Gray incident to receive further scrutiny

Myles Gray incident to receive further scrutiny

Coroner to investigate death
UPDATED: Powell River search crews look for missing man

UPDATED: Powell River search crews look for missing man

Tristan Rebane has been missing since yesterday morning
qathet Regional District firefighter receives award

qathet Regional District firefighter receives award

Eugene Zago recognized for 35 years of service
B.C. deficit expected to hit $13.6 billion as pandemic costs mount

B.C. deficit expected to hit $13.6 billion as pandemic costs mount

B.C.’s deficit is expected to grow to $13.6 billion by the end of the fiscal year next spring, almost a billion dollars higher than was forecast in September, according to an update delivered this morning.
Powell River mayor outlines paper mill conversation

Powell River mayor outlines paper mill conversation

Senior Paper Excellence official highlights commitment to Powell River
Looking to 2021: vaccines and vigilance in Powell River

Looking to 2021: vaccines and vigilance in Powell River

Holiday decorations were just one of the glimmers that brightened our community last week. A long-awaited announcement about Health Canada’s approval of the first COVID-19 vaccine has given us new hope in our struggle to end the pandemic.
BC Prosecution Service will not proceed in death of Myles Gray

BC Prosecution Service will not proceed in death of Myles Gray

Charges not approved
Police Patrol: Powell River RCMP report

Police Patrol: Powell River RCMP report

Powell River RCMP reported the following for December 10 to 16, 2020.
Health care workers’ COVID pay top-up months overdue; province says it is coming

Health care workers’ COVID pay top-up months overdue; province says it is coming

As many as 120,000 health care workers are still waiting for temporary pandemic pay top-ups of $4 an hour, promised by the B.C. government in the spring. The government said it expects most of the payouts to be made by January 2021.
Health-care worker first to receive COVID-19 vaccine in BC

Health-care worker first to receive COVID-19 vaccine in BC

In a tweet Tuesday afternoon, BC health minister Adrian Dix shared a photo of a woman with her sleeve rolled up at a nondescript table in a plain room