It’s fire season – make sure you bring your bucket for beach and camp fires
City of Campbell River issues reminder
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Kelowna toddler suffers cracked skull after fall from balcony
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Tragedy leads to ‘Hope’ for Masters family
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Campbell River RCMP respond to complaints of animals in hot vehicles or needing water
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North Island College holding information session on new culinary diploma
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Stone re-joins Campbell River Storm as head coach/GM
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Carihi Pride flag raising
Tourism Kick-Off Day in Campbell River
New Canadians pitch in
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Woofy's Pet Foods: See you at Cumberland Market Day May 18!
News
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Canada stripping citizenship from Chinese man over alleged marriage fraud
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Nevada court orders former Vancouver man to pay back $21.7M to investors
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Mayor says northern Alberta town still under threat from nearby wildfire
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Kelowna toddler suffers cracked skull after fall from balcony
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Support growing for orphaned Okanagan child after father dies in highway crash
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RCMP investigating after woman pushed off cliff at Vancouver Island lake
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UPDATE: Suspected drunk driver hits line-painting truck on the highway on the Island
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Campbell River RCMP respond to complaints of animals in hot vehicles or needing water
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Raptors beat Bucks 120-102 to even series at 2-2
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CMHC says Canadians debt levels hit record highs at end of last year
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Sports
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Injuries, busy schedule testing Whitecaps depth, character: coach
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CFL, players ratify three-year collective bargaining agreement
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Raptors beat Bucks 120-102 to even series at 2-2
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Royals’ last-inning rally thwarted at Campbell River’s Nunns Park
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‘It’s a game changer’: 15-year-old wins pro skateboarding contest on two skateboards
Entertainment
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1990s drama ‘Party of Five’ reboot involves deported parents
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Kathy Mascia’s Stars of Tomorrow take to the Tidemark Theatre stage
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Mamma Mia! poised to be biggest Chemainus Theatre show ever
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New book from Island author details social history of the E&N railway
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‘John Wick 3’ dethrones ‘Avengers: Endgame’ with $57 million
Opinion
LETTER: Fletcher ‘blurs reality’ on B.C. union public construction
Bridge, highway projects awarded to companies, not unions
Reader Poll
B.C. just experienced two of the worst wildfire seasons on record in 2017 and 2018. Will 2019 see the trend continue?
It’s too early to say with certainty whether those fires resulted from man-made climate change but scientists have found that many wildfires and other extreme events related to heat – including droughts and heat waves – are directly linked to climate change driven by human emissions.
Global warming is currently on track to surpass the 1.5 C increase over pre-industrial levels that scientists have warned will lead to disaster.
But some people dismiss climate change as a government cash grab to force people into a carbon tax. How do you feel about it?
RELATED: Hot topic: Prof to speak about effects of human-induced climate change in Campbell River
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RELATED: DAVE’S DIGS: The psychology of ‘denialism’ in the age of climate change
Community
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New bylaw should clear up residential broom
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Removal of old Elk Falls parking lots underway
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Campbell River weather: Clouds and showers today, sun for the next few days
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VIDEO: Campbell River highschool event marks Canadian human rights milestone
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Be one of the 100 Women Who Care and raise funds for Campbell River-area charities
