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Lacrosse Box Grand Opening

Dreams have come true for the Campbell River Minor Lacrosse Association
Dix vows to stop B.C. log exports

Dix vows to stop B.C. log exports

Bomb scare

Bomb scare

A Willow Point resident discovered a suspicious object lying on the street at the corner of Eardley and James roads at approximately 10 a.m. Saturday. RCMP officers responded and secured the area, the item was photographed and the images were sent electronically to the Explosives Disposal Unit. Based on their findings, members of the Explosives Unit responded and seized the flare-like item (inset photo left, above police cruiser’s bumper).

Local business focuses on local products

Ron Everett has centred his business around the ‘100-mile diet’ concept.

Vehicle accidents

A 20-year-old man was taken to hospital with unknown injuries after crashing his quad in a remote area near York Road on April 15.

Vandalism and taggers

RCMP responded to complaints of vandalism in the area of 8th Avenue on April 12.
Screamin’ on the Scrambler

Screamin’ on the Scrambler

Thirteen-year-old Katrina Crombie (left) and her buddy Katy McCartney, 14, enjoy the thrill of a carnival ride on Saturday at Campbell River Common.

City sowing seeds of economic diversity

The city is going back to its roots in looking at new options for investment in Campbell River.

ELECTION NOTEBOOK: Conservative sign scam

The John Duncan campaign office was notified that there is an individual calling the public seeking donations for the John Duncan campaign and soliciting money for campaign signage.

New CEO to take the reins at Rivercorp

In an effort to rejuvenate Rivercorp, a new Chief Executive Officer has been announced for the organization.