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Campbell River’s warming centre to open overnight Monday and Tuesday

Chilly overnight temperatures are in the forecast this week and the City of Campbell River is activating its warming centre in response.

City warming centre will activate again Saturday night

The City of Campbell River is activating the warming centre at the Campbell River Community Centre, 401 11th Ave., in response to continued low overnight temperatures.

City warming centre will activate again Friday night, yellow-level snow warning issued for Campbell River

The City of Campbell River is activating the warming centre at the Campbell River Community Centre, 401 11th Ave., in response to continued low overnight temperatures.

City warming centre will activate again Thursday night

The City of Campbell River is activating the warming centre at the Campbell River Community Centre, 401 11th Ave., in response to continued low overnight temperatures.

City opens warming centre as temperatures drop

The City of Campbell River is opening a warming centre at the Campbell River Community Centre, 401-11th Ave., in response to low overnight temperatures being forecasted.

Warming Centre ready to be activated for the winter season

As temperatures continue to drop and winter weather comes more frequently, Campbell River is now ready to support its most vulnerable residents. 

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