Salmon Diversion Dam work revised to minimize creosote exposure
Nyrstar is re-starting operations at the Myra Falls Mine after a 20-month operational suspension.
Cst. Virginia Bessette from the Campbell River RCMP Detachment will be riding in the 20th anniversary of Tour de Rock, coming up this September and last week she held one of her first fundraising events here in Campbell River.
Mackenzie Padington has been diving into pools all over the world for the last month and a half.
The number of people opting out of marriage is on the rise in Campbell River according to Statistics Canada.
Have you ever been at a forest recreation site enjoying a weekend of cooking on a camp stove and you see your neighbour has a fire going despite the province-wide fire ban?
Midge Novak went to the Mainland to volunteer with the wildfire evacuee relief efforts two weeks ago and it changed her life.
Local indigenous artist Sonny Assu tore apart the comic books he used to collect as a kid, for his current exhibition in Abbotsford.
Chantelle Bartsch cradled a fawn on the side of the road as she waited for the RCMP and Conservation Officers to arrive on scene earlier this month.
Some kids started a small grass fire early this afternoon while trying to use self-igniting briquettes to make a barbecue.
A man was found guilty of setting a fire to and damaging a log loader and grapple yarder that were being used in the Red Baron logging operation north of Campbell River in March of 2015.
Vendors lined Shoppers Row today showing their art.
Members of the Campbell River RCMP were called to assist ambulance and fire on Monday (July 17) to apprehend a suicidal woman who threatened to attack first responders with a knife.
The Campbell River Salmon Kings hosted their annual swim meet last weekend at Centennial Pool.
Two Campbell River women – who were strangers before Tuesday afternoon – are working together with a few local businesses to take donations out to the B.C. wildfire victims.
There are reports of a gas line break in the Willow Point area on Highway 19a.
Around 3,000 delegates from First Nations communities across the province are in Campbell River right now until Friday for the annual Elders Gathering.
"We just don't have the resources to safely let people go elsewhere."
Spirit Square saw hundreds of people attend on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night for the Campbell River Mirror's annual Jazz and Blues Charity Weekend.
