Heavy metal: Stephanie Tipple (on the left) donated her old car to the Hospital Foundation to be recycled at ABC Recycling in Campbell River. Unfortunately

Heavy metal

Stephanie Tipple (on the left) donated her old car to the Hospital Foundation to be recycled at ABC Recycling in Campbell River.

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