Nanette Van Doorn
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Council decides to submit 19A project to the Build Canada Fund
Council is turning to the Federal Government to help fund upgrades along highway 19A. They are submitting the project to the Build Canada Fund, and if approved 33% of the...
North Island RCMP thank public for help after a wanted Victoria man was arrested on Cormorant Island
On February 4, 2015, the Alert Bay RCMP received information from the public that a male, wanted for an outstanding warrant of arrest for drug trafficking, was hiding in...
New openings for commemorative park furniture at City locations
A new park furniture donation program is offering sites on the Discovery Pier and Baikie Island. “People wishing to commemorate a special occasion or a loved one are invited to...
DFO sampling for radioactive isotopes and to track climate change
Throughout the year the Department of Fisheries and Oceans do research and take samples to determine the health of the ocean environment. Manager of the Ocean Science division at DFO,...
Mount Washington temporarily closing ski operations
Now some rough news for skiers and snowboarders. Due to the weather conditions, Mount Washington is putting its winter operations on hold. Here's spokesperson Don Sharpe.Now Sharpe emphasizes this is only a temporary...
Campbell River fire crews have a busy weekend
Just before 6 p.m. on Feb. 8, fire crews responded to a reported house fire in the 2700 block of Bradford Rd.“When crews arrived they found the occupants evacuating...
Update – RCMP locate owners of a stolen camera
Campbell River RCMP Community Response Unit analysed a stolen camera and believe it belongs to the family pictured below. The memory card contained vacation and baby photographs that this family would probably like back.We...
Campbell River fire crews respond to a number of fires
Along with a fire on Nunns Rd. earlier this week, Campbell River Fire Rescue was busy with additional fire calls this week.On the evening of Feb. 3, fire crews...
New online map of Provincial mental health, substance use services
An interactive map and improved patient intake
process are two steps government is taking to make it faster and...
Eating disorders awareness week
This is eating disorder awareness week and Island Health is trying to make sure people know about this illness...
BC Hydro to release water from John Hart dam in preparation for subtropical storms
BC Hydro’s forecasters are following a series of subtropical storms that will be hitting the West Coast of North...
Fire rescue vehicle stolen but found undamaged
Campbell River RCMP is investigating the theft of a City of Campbell River fire rescue vehicle. “A 2011 hybrid Ford...
Three people charged after numerous thefts from vehicles in Campbell River
Back in mid January Campbell River police arrested three individuals linked to the hundreds of thefts from vehicles that...
Video of Orcas beach rubbing near Campbell River goes viral
A youtube video of killer whales swimming up close to shore and rubbing their sides on pebbles near Campbell River is...
Rules regarding tinted car windows
We caught up with RCMP Corporal Poppy Hallam to explain exactly what is allowed in regard to car window...
Puntledge River victim identified by BC Coroners Service
The BC Coroners Service has identified the 26-year-old woman who passed away after being pulled from the Puntledge River...
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North Island Menopause Conference returns for second year in Campbell River
The North Island Menopause Conference is returning to Campbell River for its second annual gathering.
Mid Island Co-op purchases Discovery Foods locations in Oyster River, Campbell River
Mid Island Consumer Services Co-operative (Mid Island Co-op) has purchased two Discovery Foods grocery stores in Oyster River and Campbell River.
Campbell River Crime Stoppers receives international recognition
Campbell River Crime Stoppers, once on the verge of disappearing, has made an outstanding turnaround — receiving international recognition with the 2025 Community Engagement and Awareness Award (community of up to 300,000).
Halloween fun in Campbell River
The veil is getting thin and the air is getting colder — we’ve reached the end of October! Halloween is here, and a variety of spooky events are taking place across Campbell River, sure to satisfy the itch for some ghoulish fun.
John Hart Facility public warning system tests scheduled for Nov. 6
BC Hydro will conduct public warning system tests for the John Hart Generating Station on Nov. 6, with temporary signage advising of siren tests placed along the Campbell River.
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