Tag: Willow Point

Bat found in Willow Point tests positive for rabies, prompts public health reminder

Campbell River Public Health is reminding people to be cautious around bats after a bat found in the Willow Point area on July 24 tested positive for rabies.

Cell tower planned for Willow Point Park

Some residents in Campbell River's Willow Point neighbourhood should be getting better cell coverage in the future. A company for...

Willow Point Park proposed to be future youth baseball hub

Campbell River is looking to play ball big time with Willow Point Park over the next decade. A recent draft...

Three sports fields at Willow Point Park will be lighted

Campbell River councillors have decided to go all in on lighting the three sports fields at Willow Point Park. City...

Housing development approved for Willow Point

A housing development for the southern end of the Willow Point neighbourhood of Campbell River has been approved. City council...

New dog agility park opens in Campbell River

There’s a new way for your canine friends to get some exercise in Campbell River. A fully-fenced dog agility park...

City applying for UBCM funding to study effect of sea level rise

Campbell River is looking to plan ahead for rising sea levels. The city is applying to the Union of B...

Sea lion rescued in Campbell River

A California sea lion is getting treatment after he had to be rescued in Campbell River. A Vancouver Aquarium Marine...

Two more fires in Campbell River

Two more fires occurred in Campbell River recently. Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Doherty says on Monday, around 1 p.m., flammable...

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