B.C. election results could take longer as ballots counted by hand

British Columbians may have to wait longer for provincial election results Saturday as Elections BC prepares to count election-day ballots by hand.

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Campbell River firefighters honour 9/11 victims

Firefighters in Campbell River marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with a memorial stair climb last week.

Keep the wheels turning: Drivers needed for Canadian Cancer Society program

Wheels of Hope needs more volunteer drivers across B.C. to help cancer patients get to treatment appointments.

Rotary Club reports good progress on canoe shelter project at Carihi Secondary School

The Rotary Club of Campbell River says construction is moving ahead on a new structure at Carihi Secondary School to house and display the school’s traditionally carved canoe.

Campbell River resident recognized with service award from MP Gunn

Gunn said the award recognizes citizens for outstanding contributions to their communities and Canada.

Rotary Club presents John Howard Society of North Island with $1,200

The Rotary Club of Campbell River has presented the John Howard Society of North Island with a $1,200 donation to support the society’s KidStart program.
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NIC Foundation names new board chair

The North Island College Foundation is looking “North” for its new board chair.

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