Powell River
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Oct 30, 2026
MorningFile: Patricia Bovey on art as the fifth pillar of health
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36:55Patricia BoveyGUEST
The arts have been really important in rural revival.
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36:59Patricia BoveyGUEST
Look at some of the festivals that have taken up and really contributed to communities that were dying, whether it's the Choral Festival that's at Powell River in BC every year, the Laura Festival in Ontario.
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37:14Patricia BoveyGUEST
these are really, really important in the economy of those communities.
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37:23Patricia BoveyGUEST
Look how important artists have been in the environmental and climate change debates, right? And the number of artists who who have gone right out there and portrayed work and covered these issues and brought them to the fore.
SRD will not force Quadra taxpayers to fund Strathcona Gardens
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2:43Robin MawinneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I compare that with Gabriola, which contributes $100,000 annually to Nanaimo for recreation.
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2:49Robin MawinneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Gabriola has a population almost twice Quadras, or Denman Island, or the electoral areas adjacent to Powell River.
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2:56Robin MawinneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They have agreements.
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2:57Robin MawinneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They've not been seemingly forced to become service participants.
How will BC's housing market be impacted by the incoming government?
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28:11Eric McNeelyGUEST
And we should be recycling our ships and there's industrial sites around this coast that are no longer homes to mills I think there's opportunities in Campbell river.
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28:18Eric McNeelyGUEST
Port Alberni, Powell River, and a number of other places up and down the coast, Prince Rupert, where there could be shipbuilding, recycling and repair done in a way that creates a full system that we can build more ships and not just ferries, but other vessels as well, because that will build an economy that matters.
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28:35Eric McNeelyGUEST
I think Brad West said it well, we don't just run on whale tours and coffee shops.
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28:40Mike SmythHOST
Yeah, it would be nice to build our ferries here.
What do politicians need to offer Gen Z voters?
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25:34Amy BellHOST
Email bctoday at cbc.ca. And we did actually get an email in from Roman in, or sorry, from Jagger, says his name is Jagger Rosenberg.
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25:45Amy BellHOST
I'm from Gibson and I ran for the BC NDP nomination in Powell River, Sunshine Coast, ahead of the last provincial election where I was the youngest candidate in Canadian history.
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25:55Amy BellHOST
I was 17 at the time and one of only two young people I knew of who ran that election.
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26:00Amy BellHOST
Ultimately, I didn't secure the nomination and the other candidate was in a riding that was considered unwinnable.
Fully Completely
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59:46Mike McDonaldHOST
Uh, and it's definitely what I would call a swing seat.
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59:50Mike McDonaldHOST
Uh, Penticton Summerland, Ladysmith Oceanside, Powell River, Sunshine Coast, and Boundary Similkameen round out the top five of turnout.
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59:56Mike McDonaldHOST
Uh, And the common thread for the bottom four of those there is that lots of old people.
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60:04Mike McDonaldHOST
Lots of old people liking to vote early.
After 9 Tuesday October 20th 2026
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26:05Zarrah HolvickGUEST
We've won at all levels.
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26:07Zarrah HolvickGUEST
So we've done international at Kithaumi, which is like in Powell River.
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26:10Zarrah HolvickGUEST
It's an international competition that brings in some very, very good choirs from across the globe.
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26:16Zarrah HolvickGUEST
That was fantastic.
Send Me A Postcard Because You Can With Camille Witt-McNie
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16:22Camille Witt-McNieGUEST
Yeah.
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16:23Camille Witt-McNieGUEST
Uh, yeah, Robin's in Powell River, and then-
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16:25Darcy MurrayHOST
So there's no one meeting spot.
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16:27Darcy MurrayHOST
Everybody's working from home.
Nanaimo Daily — 2026-10-19
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5:37speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
When Sim unseated a sitting mayor four years ago, it hadn't happened in Vancouver since 1980.
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5:44speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
Fisheries and Oceans Canada is investigating a possible collision between a boat and at least one humpback whale south of Powell River.
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5:52speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
The incident happened on October 10th near Hardy Island off Saltery Bay.
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5:57speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
A witness says a boat heading toward Earls Cove passed through an area where two humpbacks were swimming, appeared to hit at least one of them, stopped briefly, and then kept going.
Community Echoes Monday October 19th 2026
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26:34Zarrah HolvickGUEST
We've won at all levels.
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26:36Zarrah HolvickGUEST
So we've done international at Kithaumi, which is like in Powell River.
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26:39Zarrah HolvickGUEST
It's an international competition that brings in some very, very good choirs from across the globe.
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26:46Zarrah HolvickGUEST
That was fantastic.
Tofino-Ucluelet Daily — 2026-10-19
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2:36speaker_1NARRATOR
When Sim unseated a sitting mayor four years ago, it hadn't happened in Vancouver since 1980.
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2:44speaker_1NARRATOR
Fisheries and Oceans, Canada is investigating a possible collision between a boat and at least one humpback whale south of Powell River.
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2:52speaker_1NARRATOR
The incident happened on October 10th near Hardy Island, off Saltery Bay.
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2:56speaker_1NARRATOR
A witness says a boat heading toward Earls Cove passed through an area where two humpbacks were swimming, appeared to hit at least one of them, stopped briefly, and then kept going.
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