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Kermit Dahl seeking re-election as Campbell River mayor

Kermit Dahl is setting his sights on a second term as Campbell River's mayor.

City of Campbell River announces expansion of local boat ramp

The City of Campbell River has announced plans to expand the Big Rock Boat Ramp on Island Highway South.

Campbell River gauges citizen satisfaction with new survey for 2025

The City of Campbell River has launched the 2025 City of Campbell River Citizen Satisfaction Survey, allowing residents to share feedback and guide future city plans.

Eight new supportive housing units to be added to Homewood in Campbell River

The City of Campbell River is introducing eight additional spaces to the Homewood temporary housing facility, bringing the total number of units to 48.

Campbell River mayor calls on province to speed-up forestry approvals

Campbell River Mayor Kermit Dahl has sent an open letter to Premier David Eby, calling for immediate action to address issues within B.C.’s coastal forestry sector.

Campbell River council endorses new Community Safety and Well-Being Action Plan

The City of Campbell River is leading 17 new projects, from housing and homelessness to public space revitalization, as part of its Community Safety and Well-Being Action Plan (CSWB).

Home builders face big hike to build in Campbell River

Campbell River developers will be facing a big jump in the cost of home construction. City council endorsed proposed development...

Consultant will study roads serving Quinsam Heights

A two-phase study over two years is coming on the future of roads serving Quinsam Heights in Campbell River. City...

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...

City council takes steps on nuisance lighting

The wheels are in motion to put some shade on nuisance lighting in Campbell River. City council gave the first...

City council passes 2025 budget with 2.89% tax increase

Campbell River has passed its 2025 budget. For homeowners, it will mean roughly an extra $10 next year for every...

Mayor’s harsh words over future of Campbell River Airport

Campbell River's mayor says future plans for the Campbell River Airport will never be accomplished unless there's a fundamental...

City will partially fund RCMP Auxiliary Program

Auxiliary police officers will be joining the Campbell River RCMP by next year. City council agreed Tuesday night to spend...

Campbell River citizens tell city to slow down on expanding urban boundary

A majority of Campbell Riverites at a public hearing Wednesday night told the city to put the brakes on...

City delegation will head to Japan twin city

Politicians from Campbell River will head to Japan later this year to visit their sister city. Mayor Kermit Dahl will...

Lanyon wants Campbell River safe injection site declared public nuisance

A Campbell River councillor is prepared to hit the city's safe injection site in the pocketbook to see improvements...

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