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North Island College offering film training for tiskÊ·at Mill workers

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After more than 200 workers lost their jobs at Catalyst tiskÊ·at Mill, NIC has offered free film industry training to workers.

Powell River looking for new ways to use pulp mill following curtailment

News My Tri-Port Now Staff -
Renewable energy may be an answer to getting the mill back up and running with its access to deep water, natural gas, electricity and water supplies.

Powell River pipe band to highlight Campbell River Highland Gathering

News Justin Goulet -
POWELL RIVER, B.C. – A Powell River-based pipe band will be travelling to Vancouver Island next weekend for the...

BC resident loses $1,500 in fraud scam

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POWELL RIVER, B.C. – Police are warning residents of a fraud scam after a Powell River resident lost $1500. According...

One woman dead at Texada Island Diversity Festival

News Justin Goulet -
TEXADA ISLAND, B.C. – One woman is dead following an apparent drowning at the site of this weekend’s Diversity...

Success for North Islanders at Powell River Logger Sports

News Justin Goulet -
POWELL RIVER, B.C. – The annual Powell River Logger Sports event drew quite the crowd this past weekend, and...

Historical artificial reef project to start in Powell River this month

News Justin Goulet -
POWELL RIVER, B.C. – New marine habitat is set to be created in the waters off Powell River, thanks...

Man ordered to pay over $8000 for killing grizzly near Powell River

News Justin Goulet -
POWELL RIVER, B.C. - A man has been fined $8001 in the killing of a grizzly bear near Powell...

Ferries adjusts sailing time on Earls Cove-Powell River route

News Justin Goulet -
SECHELT, B.C.- Ferry users on the Sunshine Coast will see a change in the schedule starting today. According to a...

Winning multi-million lottery sold in Powell River

News Justin Goulet -
POWELL RIVER, B.C.- A Powell River resident is a little richer, after purchasing a winning 6/49 lottery ticket. According to...

Direct Ferry Service From Texada to Comox in the Works

News Justin Goulet -
BC Ferries has announced a pilot project that will run direct service from Texada Island to Comox. Northern Sunshine...

Government Officials To Gather In Ottawa For FCM Conference

News David Boles -
The FCM Conference starts in Ottawa today. North Island-Powell River NDP Member of Parliament Rachel Blaney says this is...

North Island 911 expands its reach

News Justin Goulet -
North Island 911 will soon be taking over Peace River Regional District's fire dispatch. The corporation was awarded the...

Passenger reacts to lightning strike on plane

News Justin Goulet -
One of the passengers on a plane struck by lightning descending to Powell River says the experience was quite...

North Island MP Standing Up For Seniors

News David Boles -
The MP for the North Island-Powell River has taken on the role of critic for seniors issues for the...

Witness the history of Lund with premiere of new documentary

News Justin Goulet -
The town of Lund, British Columbia is the focal point of a new documentary premiering in Powell River later...
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