Campbell River Mirror, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
The defunct multi-million dollar cruise ship terminal at Campbell River will undergo an assessment to evaluate its condition and possible alternate uses.
Continue reading Campbell River’s Multi-Million Dollar Cruise Ship TerminalCampbell River Mirror, Local Journalism Reporter
A riparian restoration along the banks of the Tahsis River is underway after a $900,000 grant by the Coastal Restoration Fund.
On June 15, forestry crews conducted surveys to identify ways to promote long-lived conifers along the river banks. The restoration project aims to plant and accelerate the growth of spruce and cedar trees to repair stream-banks to promote a healthy habitat.
Spearheaded by the Nootka Sound Watershed Society (NSWS) and managed by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), the work will be conducted over three years on six northwest Vancouver Island salmon streams in the region around Tahsis and Zeballos.
Continue reading Fish Habitat Restoration In Northwestern Vancouver IslandCampbell River Mirror, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
The City of Campbell River announced that it will be re-opening the Sportsplex weight room with limited access starting June 22. Plans to re-open outdoor fitness classes are also in progress.
Continue reading Campbell River Sportsplex ReopeningCampbell River Mirror, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
A false alarm linking salmon and COVID-19 in China is creating a serious ripple effect for BC’s seafood industry.
Continue reading BC’s Seafood Industry Impacted By Chinese COVID ScareCampbell River Mirror, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Long before businesses were hit by COVID-19, Dustin Schook’s cannabis venture in Campbell River was already being crumpled by bureaucratic dogmas.
Continue reading Campbell River Cannabis Store Shackled By Regulations
