The February issue of qathet Living shares some of this community’s best love and wedding stories. We also introduce you to qathet’s oldest resident, 106-year-old Gladys Rice. NHL star Glenn Anderson is becoming a familiar face as the new coach of the Kings, so we asked him what he’s hoping to do with the hockey club. And with the Coy Cup coming to Powell River, we take a look at a community connection to the very first Coy Cup. Journalist Pieta Woolley takes a look at active transportation initiatives in qathet, both the ones happening and the big picture dreams. A local paddlers likes SUP camping in the dark in the winter, so we asked him to share his story. And, this is Black History Month, and the local Black community is inviting all to an event at the Carlson Club. Plus, there’s our usual historical feature, business news, letters from readers, and events. Read it via Issuu, above, or click here to download the PDF version.
qathet Living February 2024 issue
