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Over 38,000 kilos of trash cleaned up along coast ‘just touching the surface’

A project funded by the federal government to clean up coastlines off Vancouver Island is “just touching the surface” of how much cleanup needs to be done. That’s from Cathy Kaardal of the Campbell River Association of Tour Operators. The group was a part of the Clean Coast, Clean Waters...

Campbell River artist’s orca design found on new silver Mint coin

A new Royal Canadia Mint silver coin features the artwork of a Campbell River-based artist. The coins, a part of the This is Canada collection, depict various species that can be found across the country. This year’s theme is Wondrous Waters and one of the collectable coins features a pod...

Campbell Riverites to get medical detox centre from Island Health

People dealing with addiction challenges in the Campbell River area will soon have access to local detox services to help them recover. Island Health says they have secured a location for a six-bed medical detox at 731 Nicholls Rd., near the North Island Hospital – Campbell River campus. The service...

Old resort transforming into new healing centre on Quadra

A Quadra Island resort that’s been closed for years is transforming into a centre of healing. The We Wai Kai First Nation is turning the Tsa Kwa Luten Lodge into a wellness and treatment centre. It will be owned by the band, and will provide services to Indigenous and non-Indigenous...

Study shows Alaska hatchery pinks negatively impacting sockeye salmon

Alaskan salmon hatcheries are harming BC sockeye populations, new research shows. A study published recently in the ICES Journal of Marine Science looked at 40 years of data for eight Alaskan salmon populations. It found that as Alaska increased production of pink salmon through industrial hatchery programs since the 1970s,...

Smoking sewers no cause for alarm, while city does testing

If you see smoke coming from the sewers this week, there’s probably nothing to worry about. On Monday and Tuesday, the city will be smoke-testing sanitary sewer systems, using smoke to spot leaks and cracks. They will be testing systems between Island Highway 19A South and Murphy Street South, and...
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