Tag: Firefighters

Wesley Ridge becomes fire of note, showers forecast for area Wednesday

The Wesley Ridge wildfire on the north side of Cameron Lake now covers more that five-hundred hectares in size and has been classified as a Wildfire of Note. The fire is now estimated at 511 hectares. The Regional District of Nanaimo has also expanded the area covered by its evacuation alert.

Mayor still bothered by firefighter overtime

The mayor of Campbell River questions whether hiring an extra firefighter in 2023 was the right move. Kermit Dahl made...

Hiring more Campbell River firefighters only solution to OT problem: union

The head of the Campbell River firefighters' union says hiring more staff is the only solution to curb the...

UPDATE: Fire near Sayward grows overnight

---Tuesday, 10 a.m. --- The fire near Sayward has grown overnight, and is still burning out of control. According to the...

Car fire deemed ‘suspicious’

Campbell River firefighters are calling a car fire suspicious after responding to the same area twice in one week....

Local Firefighters Head South With Donations

A trio of first responders from the area are headed to Mexico to bring a donation of equipment to...

Local crews team up to help firefighters in Mexico

Local emergency responders are working on a project to help out fire fighters in Mexico. Oyster River firefighters Chris Hounsell,...

Local firefighters raising breast cancer awareness

Campbell River firefighters are hoping to catch the attention of the community and raise awareness of breast cancer this month...

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