Highly intelligent and inquisitive, raccoons have been nicknamed “nocturnal bandits”
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Campbell River students and chaperones from Carihi and Timberline provide 46 helping hands
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The Latin name for the Pacific dogwood is Cornus nuttallii, named after scientist Thomas Nuttall
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In this week's Share The Road column, Steve Nagle takes on the formidable left turn
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Joan Taylor and Gerry Wright took the Mirror with them to Fisterra, Spain
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Rod and Carol Stevens 4x4-ing on the sand dunes of Dubai, UAE
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In 1940, a plane crash in Seymour Narrows took the lives of five RCAF airmen, including H.L. Gordon
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They are very visible along the shorelines of the Comox Valley and the Campbell River area
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Movie-star good looks and brilliant red head-dress earn this bird the avian equivalent of an Oscar
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Areas beside the raging Campbell River could be particularly hard hit by high tides and the rising waters
READWe’re going to look at one of the most common accidents between cars and cyclists: The right turn
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On May 10, recreation and fitness instructors will team up to get people moving at Spirit Square
READCache In-Trash Out is the theme for Sunday’s Earth Day at Ken Forde Park
READThe Museum at Campbell River will host an afternoon designed to introduce people to the adventurous world of geocaching
READJoin the city at the upcoming Earth Week Film Festival on Friday, Apr. 19 and help support local students taking environmental action
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This year’s feature film at the Earth Week Film Festival might just inspire you to make change
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My first thought was that this beautiful plant must have escaped a nearby garden
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The 30-day reality-TV style video contest began April 6 and has families competing to knock back energy consumption
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The Campbell River area is renowned for great kayaking for beginner to expert level paddlers
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