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Stiff new penalties in place for crimes in parks

Damaging the environment in BC Parks will now result in big fines for violators. The provincial government has announced changes to the Parks and Ecological Reserve Acts, which will bring penalties as high as $500,000 for people committing crimes in parks, protected areas, and ecological reserves across B.C. BC Parks says...

Spring Job Fair to connect employers and residents next week

Job seekers and employers can connect as part of an upcoming job fair in Powell River. The Spring Job Fair, hosted by WorkBC Powell River, will focus on exploring new career prospects, employment opportunities, and networking. Job seekers can expect a range of job opportunities, a chance to connect with employers,...

Thursday night market will continue, but with vendor fees

The city is looking to cover costs for the Thursday night public markets by charging vendors a $25 fee. The market, which started during the pandemic, is run by the municipality and costs around $5,000 per year to operate. Council discussed the market and its costs at the April 30 Committee...

Theatre targeted again in no-theft break-in

For the second week in a row, police in Powell River responded to a break-and-enter at the Patricia Theatre in Townsite. The latest incident happened sometime overnight from April 27 to 28. Nothing was stolen, but it’s the second time the theatre has been targeted in two weeks. Anyone with information is...

No tsunami expected from quake west of Tofino Thursday night

An earthquake off the Island’s west coast was recorded last night, but no damage or tsunami is expected. According to the US Geological Survey, the quake happened just before 8:30 pm last night, around 200 kilometres southwest of Tofino. The quake happened at a depth of about 10 kilometres. The Geological...

Islanders entered into Order of Canada in Ottawa ceremony

Several Vancouver Islanders were formerly entered into the Order of Canada today in a ceremony in Ottawa. Dr. Granger Avery from Port McNeill was added as a Member, for his work in championing improved medical services in remote and rural communities. He has also served as head of the BC...
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