New mayor’s top priority is to repair rift in community

Campbell River has some healing to do, says mayor-elect Charlie Cornfield. With the election win behind him, he said it’s time to work on healing the wounds from a divisive arena and field improvements proposal which failed to pass in Saturday’s referendum. Cornfield, the only mayoral candidate to vote no, said... more

Timberline Island champs

For only the third time in school history, and for the second consecutive year, the Timberline AAA senior girl’s volleyball team have been crowned queens of the Island. Stretching their unbeaten streak to 55 games, the team walked into Lambrick Park... more

• Wolves playoff drive stopped
• Junior girls claim North title over weekend
• Six eyes on the prize

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Will this be a jolly season?

It’s the holiday season and a critical time for local retailers in Campbell River with some retailers indicating that over 30 per cent of their annual business revenue is generated during the holiday season. According to recent consumer surveys conducted... more

• ‘Time is of the essence’ sale contract clause should be taken seriously
• The West Coast Women’s Show
• Businesses facing new economic realities head on

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Community Band revels in the upside of winter

Winter has definitely arrived in Campbell River, with its rain and gloom. The Campbell River Community Band’s concert on Friday, Nov. 28, is all about up side of winter. The band, once more under the direction of its founding conductor,... more

• Stand off
• Lego Day returns to the museum
• Christmas with the Canadian Tenors

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Time to play

• Christmas shoeboxes: a gift of hope
• Heroes & Zeros
• Get into some fun

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