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Poor air quality complicates Tla’amin Nation’s COVID-19 recovery

Poor air quality complicates Tla’amin Nation’s COVID-19 recovery

Smoky conditions create concerns
La Niña could mean B.C. is in for a colder-than-usual winter

La Niña could mean B.C. is in for a colder-than-usual winter

The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officially issued a La Niña Advisory Thursday
Tla’amin Nation reports more than 20 cases of COVID-19

Tla’amin Nation reports more than 20 cases of COVID-19

Tla’amin Nation is reporting more than 20 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of September 12.
Future of Highway 101 dominates chamber’s meeting with Trevena

Future of Highway 101 dominates chamber’s meeting with Trevena

Transportation Minister Claire Trevena says the government is not going to consider tolls as a strategy to fund a new highway for the Sunshine Coast.
City of Powell River approves bus pilot project

City of Powell River approves bus pilot project

New busing will be technology-driven
Respect requested during COVID-19 outbreak in Tla'amin

Respect requested during COVID-19 outbreak in Tla'amin

Indigenous people in the region subjected to harassment, according to EOC
With air quality index so high, even the healthy should avoid outdoor exercise

With air quality index so high, even the healthy should avoid outdoor exercise

Smoke from the fires in Washington and Oregon carries with it fine particulate matter that carry health risks.
North Island-Powell River MP to host information session

North Island-Powell River MP to host information session

Disability tax credit will be outlined
Two projects receive donation from Powell River Community Response Fund

Two projects receive donation from Powell River Community Response Fund

Powell River Community Response Fund has awarded an additional $6,000 to be distributed to two different projects affected by COVID-19, bringing the total amount donated to local community organizations to more than $148,465.
COVID-19 outbreaks in schools will be reported, says Henry

COVID-19 outbreaks in schools will be reported, says Henry

B.C.’s medical health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says the public will be informed if there are any COVID-19 outbreaks in schools.